"The Corpse of Anna Fritz" makes this clear in its opening scene. Ivan and Javi are Pau’s only friends, and go visit him at the hospital. The boys are shocked when, while Pau is giving his Tuesday best to corpse, Anna wakes up. It has been a corpse that has refused to decompose, but a corpse all the same. "The Corpse of Anna Fritz" makes this clear in its opening scene. He takes a picture of Anna Fritz and sends it to two friends. Pau had admitted to having sex with a corpse previously, so now he’s all riled up and ready for his turn with Anna when Ivan is finished. Her body is pushed into a hospital morgue, accompanied by radio reports giving the audience a brief history of her rise to international super-stardom, and her sudden death at a party earlier in the evening. THE CORPSE OF ANNA FRITZ, not so much. All flippancy aside, what does this have to do with the upcoming release of the very controversial Spanish film The Corpse of Anna Fritz? It's a good twist for the genre, but other than that offers nothing new or of any substance to it. Nope, she's alive and there's no pretension whatsoever about it. She even asks why she can’t feel anything. As we see her lifeless corpse being moved to the morgue, voice-overs of people on the news are heard. In context, perhaps everything. Alba Ribas is a Spanish actress born in Catalonia. Her body is transferred to a city morgue, where a … SS is dedicated to The Simpsons and host to thousands of free TV show episode scripts and screencaps, cartoon framegrabs and movie scripts. SXSW runs March 13-21. It looks like a site where you can stream movies via a monthly subscription, or individually by renting. *Presumably, it will be hitting other markets shortly after that. Alba Ribas - Biography. “The Corpse of Anna Fritz” is neither supernatural nor a slasher, and isn’t overly heavy on mystery. But she’s not yet dead, she’s alive. Anna Fritz, a beautiful Spanish actress and one of the most desired women in the world, has suddenly died. The film fits best as a realistic revenge thriller, as when Pau and his pals realize they are rapists as well as necrophiliacs, they submit to a snowballing scenario in hopes of hiding their crimes, with a wide awake Anna helplessly trapped in the middle. In the public eye, she's a celebrity, a religion, an object. Well, they are both about young men who have sex with dead women – a zombie in the former, an expired film star in the latter. Anna Fritz (Alba Ribas) is not a human being. Anna Fritz (Alba Ribas) is not a human being. She is gradually revealed to be crafty and resourceful, but a massive question mark hangs over the sexual politics. Since then the mention of Biafra has been a romance with the dead. Eliot has drugged Anna sufficiently to ensure she can’t feel anything, not even her own pulse. There’s a weird through-the-rabbit-hole morality on display, where Javi is better than the others because he didn’t fuck a corpse, and Pau is better than Ivan, because, with the kissing and hair stroking, he’s a more considerate, romantic corpse fucker.