CLEAN: Volunteers help Paris homeless not to be buried alone

The video discusses a eulogy for a 90-year-old man and the efforts of volunteers who conduct simple, warm ceremonies for unclaimed corpses, including the homeless and foreigners. The initiative, supported by Paris City Hall, aims to restore dignity and humanity to the deceased. Volunteers find personal meaning and a way to confront their own fears of death through these ceremonies. The video highlights the importance of recognizing the unique identity of each individual, even in death.

What motivated the volunteers to start burying the unclaimed deceased?

How does the ceremony for the deceased reflect their dignity?

What are the characteristics of the ceremonies held for the deceased?

In what ways do the volunteers confront their own fears of death?

What does the engraving on the coffin symbolize for the deceased?