Girls, Dance with the Dead

In the 2015 comedy Girls, Dance with the Dead, five seemingly ordinary women—Mone, Kechon, Chiffon, Younapi, and Chibo—navigate the monotony of their lives as employees of a demanding cleaning company led by a devilish CEO. Stuck in a cycle of dull routines, they find themselves on an unexpected adventure when they stumble upon a beautiful corpse while cleaning in a remote forest. In a quirky twist, the girls attempt to resurrect the lifeless beauty by mimicking a ritual inspired by a Norwegian black metal band, leading to a series of hilariously chaotic events.

As they grapple with the consequences of their reckless decision, the film explores themes of friendship, empowerment, and the absurdity of their everyday struggles. The characters, each with their distinct personalities and quirks, evolve from ordinary workers to unlikely heroines who embrace the bizarre situation they've created. Girls, Dance with the Dead offers a fresh perspective on the typical workplace comedy, blending elements of the supernatural with dark humor, making for a unique viewing experience that celebrates the resilience and camaraderie of its unconventional protagonists. With its low IMDb rating, the film may not be for everyone, but for those with a taste for offbeat humor and absurdity, it promises a wild ride filled with laughter and unexpected twists.