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The Undertaker is a 2010 British film directed by Gareth Maxwell Roberts, featuring Method Man and Edward Starring Furlong. The film follows Noah, a man on parole who becomes a funeral home assistant and begins to explore his childhood memories after the body of a young woman is delivered

The film is a parable of black urban life, depicting a protagonist named "the mortician" in a A story of a thriving business in a turbulent environment. When a mortician discovers a tattoo of Botticelli's "The Birth of Venus" on a woman while disposing of the body, it triggers memories and panic about his own childhood. The film was shot with 3D technology. Although the investment was only 2 million US dollars, it successfully presented the darkest and ugliest side of American society.

The style of photographer Michael McDonough also adds a lot to the film. His work "Winter's Bone" has won the Oscar for Best Picture nominate. "The Undertaker" adopts his unique style, which makes the film's visual effects more shocking.

"The Undertaker" is a very unique movie, not only because of its dark subject matter and 3D technology, but also because It manages to bring these elements together to create a haunting story.