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- Season 0 2009-05-13
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- Season 29 2025-01-28
Season 29 Episode
- Season 28 Revenge Our Dad the Nazi Killer
- Season 28 Beyond Utopia: Escape from North Korea
- Season 28 Another Body: My AI Porn Nightmare
- Season 28 The Eternal Memory
- Season 28 Total Trust: Surveillance State
- Season 28 Praying for Armageddon
- Season 28 The Gullspång Miracle: A Nordic Mystery
- Season 28 Dalton's Dream
- Season 28 Against the Tide
- Season 28 Copa ’71: The Lost Lionesses
- Season 28 Flee
- Season 28 Bad Press
- Season 28 Inheriting the Castle
- Season 28 Surviving October 7th: We Will Dance Again
- Season 28 War Game
- Season 28 Life and Death in Gaza
- Season 28 Dogs of War
- Season 28 Eternal You
- Season 28 Hollywoodgate
- Season 28 Queendom
- Season 28 Agent of Happiness
- Season 28 Until I Fly
Storyville - Season 28 Episode 18 Eternal You
7.60 85 minutes A Storyville documentary exploring the digital afterlife business.
What if a person's death did not mean the end of their life? What if their loved ones could still talk to them long after their body has been cremated or is lying lifeless in the ground? What sounds like the scenario of a science fiction movie is already offered by companies today. By using AI, these startups create avatars of deceased people to allow their loved ones to interact with them.
Eternal You tells the story of a human experiment: what does it do to people to resurrect their deceased loved ones in order to talk to them? Who takes responsibility for the psychological and ethical consequences? And do we even want all this?
