The new documentary series on Netflix is ​​released the first episode after the death of Jin -Godal

After the news spread last week about the death of the main scholar and anthropology, Jin -Godal, Netflix An interview that they photographed several months ago revealed, which was to be released after their death.

It may seem strange, but this is the full hypothesis of the new interview series on Netflix, Famous Last Words, a show that relies on a Danish series called The Last Word. Interviews are made with famous personalities in their last years, and that interview will serve as their last farewell after their death.

The series hosts Brad Valcoc, a repeated collaborator with Ryan Murphy (and perhaps the most famous Baltu Paltrow husband). Falchuk also works as a participant producer with Mikkel Bondesen, the original host of the Danish offer.

The presentation started with the Judal episode, and New York Times Reports indicate that at least three other interviews have been registered and stored. But Netflix has not and will not reveal the other people with interviews. All we know is that many of them are in their nineties.

It can make you play a horrific mental guessy game, like guessing who may appear at the Oscars next year. The process is very confidential so that there is only a patch and a person interviewing in the room, and cameras are operated remotely.

The entire Famous Last Words hypothesis may seem already dark, but a GOODALL interview serves its purpose as a more life celebration than anything else. (If I can direct one criticism to the same offer, it is that Falchuk is a strange choice for the host. It is not bad, but this is not necessarily inviting it.)

Godal’s behavior during the interview is an example of calm and hope. In the last moments, I made final observations as she looked directly to the camera: “I want to make sure that you all understand that each of you has a role that plays. You may not know that, and you may not find it, but your life is important, and you are here for some reason.”

It may seem simple, but there is a certain risk in its statement. This is what you will leave for us. This is the message that you want to deliver strongly, and you can only feel a little affected when you know that.

Godal is also asked about more personal things, such as those who do not really love him (talking about a list of current world leaders) and any regret (alluded to a love story that is not mutual without naming names).

But the thukes says that prostitution or confessions on the deathbed are not the goal. “It is not a matter of their pregnancy to say some secrets about their lives, as this is a big story that leads the first page of the New York Post … it is a service for these people to give their last words.”

In the case of Godal, what seems more inspiring is its spiritual aspect. We know that she is a fan of nature and animals, but it shows that the link you feel with nature is so strong that it is known for changing the weather as soon as the demand. Although this seems unbelievable, Godal shows certainty about these forces to the point that it gives some hope that there may be more in this universe that we cannot understand.

The last famous words are a unique business model. The episodes are broadcast only after the death of a person, so no one can predict any real certainty when the next episode will be released.

But as stated in the opening headlines of the series, “When an important person dies, all you yearn for is just spending more time with him.” This is exactly what he offers. Currently, we will keep our guesses around who will appear in the next episode of ourselves.