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近未来，可怕的丧尸病毒蔓延全球，数以万计的平民遭受感染，许多人失去了生命，许多人化身为嗜血如命的活死人，也有许多人从此得到尴尬的身份。农夫韦德忧心忡忡地开车驶向位于隔离区的医院，他的女儿麦琪不久前被送到这里。麦琪遭到了丧尸的攻击，从而感染病毒。虽然离完全变成丧尸还有一段时间，但是她的悲剧命运似乎就此注定。韦德取得院方的同意，带女儿回到了家中。熟悉的环境和气息，对麦琪来说却平添了几分忧伤与烦恼。她与家人的维系不断，然而那距离正一点点地拉开。 时间流逝，麦琪身上生的气息不断消逝，死亡的味道与日俱增，她和彼此深爱的亲人终将迎来痛苦的诀别时刻……。Last Rights is a supernatural drama that explores the struggle of those who have answered an ad and accepted a deal from a man named Concord. Concord negotiates to allow access to Nirvana, where all worldly troubles disappear. In exchange, those who accept the deal must give him all of their possessions and stay in a house for one week. In the house are four caretakers who test each participant to see if they qualify for Nirvana or if they end up in the graveyard behind the house. The series explores and questions faith, morality, tolerance, and common sense| these are the tests of the caretakers. At the end of each week, Concord returns to the house to evaluate the test results of the participants to decide the fate of each guest and of the caretakers. Set in small town America, at the end of a charming little street. This house has stood here long before anyone can remember, or anyone can forget. It has it's own personality and once inside you truly understand what that means. Whole floors will appear and vanish, walls will move, and artifacts will be uncovered, all so the house can show you your purpose for being there. Not even the caretakers can truly understand or control the will of the house. It is truly the key to all the answers that the caretakers and guests are looking for. In season one, the house, which we find out, is possessed with the spirit of Concord's mother and Concord are waging a war of power to control the house. Caught in the middle are the guests as well as the caretakers. "Mother" and Concord alike will use these people as pawns to gain the upper hand. All this, as the caretakers try and conduct their "business as usual". Not to mention a graveyard full of spirits trying to get out. Everyone battling to keep their Last Rights!。American film critic Elvis Mitchell’s kaleidoscopic documentary creates a definitive narrative of the Black revolution in 1970s cinema, from genre films to social realism—a work of painstaking scholarship that’s also thoroughly entertaining, an essential archival document and testament to a period of American film history unlikely to be repeated.。