This Swedish - Polish documentary tells the story on how the undertaker-companies in Lodz, Poland, found a genius way of making kore money. They muted badly paid ambulance personnel for information about where someone had dies, so that the undertakers could be forst on the spot, getting signatures from the freshly grieving relatives, making them et more money. The ambulance personnel soon realized that they could earn more if their patients died sooner rather than later.
The story is both unbelievable and macabre, and here we follow a whistleblower as well as competition, but the main thing is the trials against four ambulance workers.
Many reviewers has said this is as exciting as any thriller, though I found it not at all that exciting. The way the story is told, it doesn't give me the feel of excitement, only the feel of sadness and disbelief.
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