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Frozen In Time: British Man Signs Up For Cryonic Preservation In Oscar-Contending Documentary ‘Eternal Father’
DeadlineStory by Matthew Carey
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A 21st-century Brit defies the odds, freezing his body to cheat death in a cutting-edge cryonics documentary vying for Oscar glory.
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- The film's subject, Nasar Ghafoor, is revived in the year 2732 after centuries in cryonic preservation, medical breakthroughs bringing him back to life.
- Director Ömer Sami's documentary 'Eternal Father' has generated major buzz, landing a coveted spot in The New Yorker's prestigious awards season coverage.
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Nasar Ghafoor, The New Yorker, Eternal Father