Derik Rodrigues

Dying is usually a straightforward matter. Unless the will contains formal errors. In that case, the Institute for Short-Term Resuscitation for the Resolution of Unresolved Inheritance Matters steps in to resolve unsettled claims. But when spokesperson Dr. Kopalski’s sister suddenly finds herself in the chair, he has to decide: the institute or his sister? Life or death?

A love story in video clips from days gone by. What was it like back then, with Peddy, Ronja, and the pineapple jar?

In a post-apocalyptic stone desert, Fiona fights against starvation and for survival. A functioning society no longer exists, and resources are scarce. When her supplies run out, only one vague hope remains: a supposed paradise promised to her by a mysterious voice on the radio.

Dying is usually a straightforward matter. Unless the will contains formal errors. In that case, the Institute for Short-Term Resuscitation for the Resolution of Unresolved Inheritance Matters steps in to resolve unsettled claims. But when spokesperson Dr. Kopalski’s sister suddenly finds herself in the chair, he has to decide: the institute or his sister? Life or death?

Dying is usually a straightforward matter. Unless the will contains formal errors. In that case, the Institute for Short-Term Resuscitation for the Resolution of Unresolved Inheritance Matters steps in to resolve unsettled claims. But when spokesperson Dr. Kopalski’s sister suddenly finds herself in the chair, he has to decide: the institute or his sister? Life or death?

A love story in video clips from days gone by. What was it like back then, with Peddy, Ronja, and the pineapple jar?

In a post-apocalyptic stone desert, Fiona fights against starvation and for survival. A functioning society no longer exists, and resources are scarce. When her supplies run out, only one vague hope remains: a supposed paradise promised to her by a mysterious voice on the radio.

In a post-apocalyptic stone desert, Fiona fights against starvation and for survival. A functioning society no longer exists, and resources are scarce. When her supplies run out, only one vague hope remains: a supposed paradise promised to her by a mysterious voice on the radio.