A beautiful young actress dies and a group of drunken young men can't resist the chance to see the corpse of a woman they've idolized in the morgue and ... yep. It goes there. Selected as part of the Midnighters program at SXSW, Hèctor Hernández Vicens' The Corpse of Anna Fritz has just released its first trailer and it crosses over one of the few remaining lines with the power to shock just by going there. Take a look at the teaser below.Anna Fritz is a very famous and beautiful actress, considered one of the most desired women in the world. Suddenly, she dies. Pau works as an orderly at the hospital where Anna Fritz was taken to. Pau is a shy and introverted youth....
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