With her bubbly personality and zest for life, Connie Diletti is the quintessential optimist. Connie really only has one problem, but it’s a big one: she’s afraid to die. With her 33rd birthday quickly approaching, Connie goes on a journey to decide what she is going to do with her body after she dies.
(L to R) Documentarian Connie Diletti discusses afterlife options with author Mary Roach
Corpus chronicles Connie’s tour across North America as she visits many of the fascinating people, places and facilities involved in non-traditional afterlife services. Highlighted options include plastination, cryonics, mummication, glass blowing, diamonds, space travel, fine art photography and using your remains to grow coral reefs.
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Connie talks about her fear of deathConnie and her “Nonna” have a heart to heartConnie views mummies from the 1600sConnie examines an afterlife diamondCremated remains being blown into glassCremated remains turned into a glass paperweightConnie shoots the cool breeze with Father of Cryonics Robert EttingerConnie speaks with a family of cryonicists
Connie looks into the cooling chamber at the Cryonics Institute – MichiganConnie at Spaceport America, New Mexico
Connie speaks with Fine Arts Photographer Pat YorkConnie and Clairvoyant/Healer Cheryl Brightman walk through The Bodies Exhibit in Las Vegas, NVConnie makes a reef ball in Sarasota, FLconcrete reef balls in their final resting place
Connie volunteers to get shroudedBodies, The Exhibit in Las Vegas, NV
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