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The dvd is actually called NACHO CERDA'S TRILOGY OF DEATH. We named it the AFTERMATH/GENESIS double feature so that everyone would know what it is and it would be easy to find when looking for it. The Trilogy of Death title is only known by a handful of people that have actually talked to Nacho.. So all three films actually make up one whole 70 minute film. Most people have only seen AFTERMATH and maybe THE AWAKENING on the Spanish Special Edition. GENESIS is also a wonderful horror film, it won best short film at Fantasia when released back in 1998. The films are incredible and when you put them together, they show Nacho's full story about death. So for those of you who have only seen AFTERMATH, you have to get this dvd otherwise, you have only seen half of the film! AFTERMATH also won best short film at Fantasia as well back in 1994 or 1995. I think we have outdone ourselves with the amount of features and extra's we have on the dvd. Here's the list? SPECIAL FEATURES: - Aftermath (1:85:1) Anamorphic Widescreen - Genesis (2:35:1) Anamorphic Widescreen - The Awakening (1:33:1) Short - 5.1 Surround Sound - Commentaries with Director Nacho Cerda for all 3 films - Making of Aftermath Featurette - Jorg Buttgereit & Nacho Cerda Interview - Audio Interview with Nacho Cerda - Running Storyboards timed with audio - Production Photos - Trailers - Collector's Booklet written by Scott Gabbey from Ultra Violent Magazine DVD-ROM Features - Director's Personal Notebooks - Scripts - Production Documents - And more What's really cool about this disc is that we timed the storyboards for Aftermath to the actual film audio so you can actually watch it like a film. We did the same with the Genesis storyboards and the Awakening storyboards but we really hit the nail on the head with Aftermath on the timing. We also have an audio interview that Nacho did with Mental Funeral Zine and we took some of the gallery photo's and overlaid it on top of the audio so you have something to look at while listening to it. If you go over the whole dvd, I think it works out to be 6 hours worth of stuff! Not including if you actually read the film scripts on the computer! Click here to check out the Unearthed Films web site. (thanks to Stephen)