Cedric 2006
In the quirky animated short Cedric (2006), director Christian Marschalt crafts a delightfully macabre satire where Death gets an unexpected corporate makeover. When Death steps away for a moment, his ambitious nephew Cedric seizes the chance to launch AFTER LIFE Inc.
Director: Christian Marschalt
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Cedric (2006) about?
Cedric (2006) follows the mischievous nephew of Death, who decides to modernize the grim reaper's craft by launching a high-tech death service company called AFTER LIFE Inc. While his uncle is away, Cedric turns the art of dying into a global enterprise, blending dark humor with family-driven ambition. The story explores the absurdity of making death a sleek, marketable product.
Who directed Cedric?
Cedric was directed by Christian Marschalt, a filmmaker known for his work in animation and creative storytelling.
Who stars in Cedric?
The main cast includes Bernhard Hoëcker, Jochen Malmsheimer, Hennes Bender, Rolf Buschpeter, and Eva Danner.
Is Cedric (2006) worth watching?
While Cedric (2006) is unrated on IMDb, its unique blend of dark comedy and family-friendly animation makes it a charming watch for those who enjoy offbeat humor. At just 11 minutes long, it's a quick but memorable film that stands out in the animation genre for its fresh take on a taboo subject.
How long is Cedric?
Cedric (2006) runs for 11 minutes.
About Cedric (2006) — A Family-Friendly Animation Satire on Death's Modern Makeover
In the quirky animated short Cedric (2006), director Christian Marschalt crafts a delightfully macabre satire where Death gets an unexpected corporate makeover. When Death steps away for a moment, his ambitious nephew Cedric seizes the chance to launch AFTER LIFE Inc.—a high-tech, globally marketed death service designed to modernize the grim reaper's age-old trade. With slick animation and sharp humor, the film explores themes of innovation, family ambition, and the absurdity of commodifying the inevitable, all wrapped in a playful, family-friendly tone that belies its darker premise.
Cedric (2006) blends dark comedy with heartfelt family dynamics, as Cedric and his team navigate the chaos of running a death service with cutting-edge efficiency. The vibrant animation and witty dialogue make this short film a standout in the animation genre, offering a fresh take on what happens when tradition meets modern business—or when Death gets a LinkedIn profile.