Overview

Death, the inevitable end of life, has become a topic of entertainment culture in a modern world in which it has increasingly disappeared from everyday consciousness. In crime thrillers, horror films and action thrillers, we seek the thrill, the "controlled fear". But how do we deal with our own death, which will catch up with us at some point? How does modern man, for whom God has long since become an outdated concept, react to the inexorable reality of his own death and the loss of his loved ones?