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Kiwi documentary shares Coffin Club story with a song and dance

Coffin Club is a joyful celebration of living – and ending – life well.

Ever thought you would have the chance to see elderly sing and dance about creating a coffin? Now you do.

West Auckland film maker Briar March said she had read about The Coffin Club and found it so interesting that she wanted to create a musical film about it.

The Coffin Club is a community group based in Rotorua for elderly who build and decorate their own coffins, March said.

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An average coffin costs about $2000, but these coffins cost them $250, she said.

“They are having fun and creating a joyous celebration out of something that could otherwise be a scary and not so open subject that people want to talk about.”

The opportunity to create the film came about when Loading Docs, a launch pad for New Zealand short films, wanted proposals.

The Bethells Beach mother-of-one pitched her idea to put The Coffin Club on screen.

“I think people can expect to laugh and feel inspired. Maybe even enlightened.”

Photo by Danielle Clent/Fairfax NZ    Coffin Club film director Briar March.

The three-minute film is a mix of both documentary and musical, March said.

She said creating a musical put a “celebratory spin on the whole concept”.

“I think that’s what The Coffin Club members are doing too. They are having fun and creating a joyous celebration out of something that could otherwise be a scary and not so open subject that people want to talk about,” she said.

The Coffin Club member Raewynne Latemore with her Elvis-inspired coffin.

Photo by Mlissa Nickerson

The film will include song and dance, with The Coffin Club’s members as the cast.

March said they will shoot over two full days and allow time for anything that may need to be done again.

She said the process is very complex and they are working out the best way to tackle it as they go.

The Coffin Club member Dave Page with the coffin he designed.

Photo by Mlissa Nickerson

“We can’t expect some of these oldies to stand for long periods of time. We have to figure out ways of filming it where we are not exhausting our talent,” March said.

The film will be released online in July onto the Loading Docs website. It will be accessible for free.

March said they chose to make it free because the main goal is to share The Coffin Club with people all over the world who may want to create their own.

Rotorua’s The Coffin Club members working on their coffins.

The film’s budget is solely dependent on how much money can be raised through crowdfunding. Ideally, March wanted to raise $20,000.

To donate to The Coffin Club film, visit 

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Renowned for its amazing wildlife sanctuaries, the Republic of Ghana is often called West Africa's "golden child." International companies like Google, Guinness and Coca-Cola have set up facilities in Accra, the nation's capital city.

But Accra is also known for another industry — this one more homegrown. And it's, well, a business so unique that it's caught the eye of all over the world.

You see, in Ghana there's big , oftentimes shaped like chili peppers, taxi cabs, even Nike sneakers — just about any object imaginable. Each one's a vibrant work of art, requiring skillful carpentry. In the Ga language, the funerary boxes are called "abebuu adekai," which means "proverbial coffins." English-speakers know them by another name: "fantasy coffins."

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Keeney says she's never "come across or been presented with" any parallels to fantasy coffins from other parts of the globe. "I get made aware of quite a lot of interesting rituals and customs and have yet to hear of anything close," she says.

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The ornate coffins reflect traditional beliefs about ancestry and death. Modern fantasy coffins were devised by the Ga people, who are members of the greater Accra region's . In their culture, dying is seen as a period of transition. It's also thought that the deceased have the power to affect living relatives from beyond the grave. Keep your loved ones happy post-mortem, and they might grant you some blessings down the road.

So making a good impression on newly dead family members is considered hugely important. That's where fantasy coffins come in.

Traditionally, it was common practice to did something similar, but on a much larger scale.

Kwei was born in 1922 and by all accounts, he had an entrepreneurial spirit. When Kwei was a young man, he persuaded the family of a local chief who died unexpectedly to bury the leader in a cocoa pod-shaped palanquin he had ordered just before his death. Then in the 1950s, Kwei's grandmother died. Remembering the chief, he crafted an elaborate coffin for her in the shape of an airplane, as a way of celebrating her lifelong interest in aviation.

The project changed his life. Soon, Kwei was approached by mourning clients requesting personalized coffins whose designs would of their occupants. One early customer commissioned a boat-shaped unit for his dead father, a fisherman.

And the rest was history.

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Kwei probably wasn't the of fantasy coffins as we now know them. Yet he undoubtedly deserves credit for popularizing the artistic funerary boxes.

Artistic coffins did become the specialty at Kwei's workshop, where his skills were passed on to his sons and grandson. Some of Kwei's other apprentices, like the carpenter .

Given their often-elaborate shapes, it's easy to forget that — first and foremost — the caskets must be functional. "The body and coffin are buried in the ground after the funeral service," Keeney notes. On the Kane Kwei Carpentry Workshop's , patrons are told that a fantasy coffin can usually be completed within a week or two of the down payment.

Building materials vary. Most fantasy coffins are intended for use in funerals. But some are tailor-made display pieces built to wow the guests at foreign art galleries and museums. The latter tend to be made of hard woods like African mahogany. A coffin of this sort . Meanwhile, funeral-ready coffins will consist of cheaper, lightweight woods.

Regardless of where the coffins are headed, they all need to be sanded, painted and re-sanded before the client hauls them off. As for the shapes, that's up to the buyers. A Delaware man once asked Eric Adjetey Anang (Seth Kane Kwei's grandson) for a coffin modeled after a . Other artists have built human-sized wooden cameras, eagles and hairdryers for their customers.

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Se llama "Coffin dance" y comienza mostrando una situación límite: una persona a punto de sufrir un accidente, un golpe violento, una caída aparatosa o un desafortunado encuentro con un animal salvaje.

Antes del desenlace, la música electrónica salta y el video muestra a un grupo de hombres trajeados y de lentes oscuros que baila coreográficamente con un ataúd al hombro.

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Witnessing pallbearers exhibit some wild dance moves with a coffin containing the corpse while some family members and sympathizers groan over the loss of their relative has become a trend in the country.

Families are increasingly paying for the services of pallbearers to send their loved ones off in style. Normally done during recession, these pallbearers are seen with the casket on their shoulders executing a well-rehearsed and captivating choreography.

Sadly, the woes of some mourners were worsened when the corpse fell out during the dance. In a video which has surfaced online, the pallbearers lost control when they decided to turn around as they danced to SP Kofi Sarpong’s ‘African Borborbo’.

Shocked by the development, some of the pallbearers moved away from the corpse while one sat on the floor wailing.

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It’s a bittersweet way of honouring the life of a departed loved one and often brings comfort to those who perhaps did not get a chance to say a final goodbye.

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Although the exact origin of the wake is unknown, it has been part of Irish culture for generations. As Ireland becomes more diverse, wakes are less common in Irish cities and metropolitan areas but it is still a respected and followed tradition in the majority of the country.

Where is a wake held? A wake is usually held in the home of the deceased or a close loved one. A room is prepared for the departed and their remains are usually placed close to an open window, to let their spirit peacefully leave the house.

Candles are often placed at the head and the foot of the deceased and in years gone by, clocks would often be stopped at the time of death, mirrors would be covered and curtains would be closed. This is less common now but many will still adhere to these customs.

What happens at a wake? The body of the deceased is usually ‘waked’ for one to three evenings, where loved ones will be invited to the house and escorted to the room to see the body.

The coffin will usually be open and the body will be visible, with the deceased dresses in their best clothes, sometimes with a Rosary wrapped around their hands.

You can spend a few minutes with the body of the deceased to grieve and say a prayer. Following this, you will be led out of the room to get some refreshments with the other visitors.

Who goes to a wake? Most often, the wake is attended by those who were close to the deceased; family or good friends but some families will extend the welcome to anyone who knew and cared for their loved one. The atmosphere at a wake is sombre, but you may see people laughing through their tears as they share memories of their lost loved one.

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The wake will usually last for a couple of days, to allow visitors from far away to come and visit. Following this, ‘removal’ will take place, wherein the body will be taken from the home to the local church or place of worship.

The coffin is usually carried by six males and if the procession passes the house of the deceased, it will stop as a mark of deceased.

The following morning there will be a funeral mass, usually lasting for around an hour. During this time, the priest and other loved ones will celebrate the life of the deceased by sharing stories of their achievements.

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This is the moment four nimble pallbearers hold a full-blown Latin music dance party at a funeral as they carry a coffin on their shoulders.

The unusual scene was filmed in the central Mexican capital Mexico City and was shared on Facebook by netizen ‘Rolando Vargas Francisco’ where it has been viewed 250,000 times.

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In the clip, four pallbearers are seen wearing casual clothing as they bop to the lively music in the background.

As members of the large group of mourners boogie on the spot, the pallbearers rock back and forth with the coffin on their shoulders.

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According to reports, the crowd was enjoying the song ‘Cumbia Barulera’ from the Cumbia style of music, a folkloric genre and dance originally from Colombia and Panama.

The music was accompanied by a traditional toastmaster known as a ‘sonidero’ in the Mexican capital.

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According to local media, it was the deceased’s last wish to be buried to the sounds of Cumbia music.

Netizen ‘Monica Laguna’ commented: “Perfect! That is how it should be! And besides that, they fulfilled his last wish too!”

‘Graciela Alarid’ said: “A beautiful tribute to the person’s life.”

‘Miriam Loredo’ wrote: “It was their last wish so obviously that is what they liked in life.”

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