Telling “After.Life”from Lisa’s first-person perspective #movie #aftereffects #edit

Added: 2026-05-05

[00:00:00]This man was processing my body. At that moment, I suddenly opened my eyes.

[00:00:04]Strangely, the man looked very calm. He calmly told me this was a funeral home.

[00:00:08]I had already died in a car accident. At that moment, I suddenly remembered that I really had been in a car accident. But I was still very confused. If I was already dead, why was I still able to speak? The man had no choice but to show me the death certificate. It clearly showed my name was Lisa, and the cause of death was massive internal bleeding from a car accident. But I still felt that I wasn't dead. I desperately begged the man to let me leave and promised I would help him keep the secret, but he ignored me completely. The man continued stitching my wounds. Strangely, I couldn't feel any pain at all. Just as he was halfway through stitching, someone suddenly knocked on the door.

[00:00:39]The man immediately took out a bottle of unknown liquid and quickly injected it into my body. Then, I slowly closed my eyes. The person knocking on the door was my mother. She wanted to see me one last time. The man slowly lifted the white sheet. After my mother briefly said goodbye to me, she prepared to leave. The man seemed very afraid that I might wake up. He nervously covered me with the white sheet again. When I woke up on the bed, 18 hours had already passed. I first checked my pulse, but I couldn't feel any heartbeat at all. I couldn't believe that all of this was real. At the same time, my boyfriend came to the funeral home to see me one last time, but the man refused to let him in, saying he was not family. No matter how much my boyfriend begged, the man still wouldn't allow him to see me.

[00:01:16]At that moment, I heard my boyfriend's voice. Then, I kept shouting loudly toward the door, but this room seemed to have special soundproofing. My boyfriend couldn't hear my voice at all. Thinking back on the man's strange behavior, it made me even more certain that I wasn't dead.