TRAILERS

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Well, I wasn't living around my mother's death bed, but I was around often. Especially during her time in hospital. She was fighting for her life, but it was not at all so pleasant as here, in this trailer. Yeah, it's film. Dying people are giving lectures about bravery, anyway. The ultimate and unique ...

shiboleth on Apr 10, 2018

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Some say that dying is a part of life. So is death itself. Beyond just being somehow enigmatic about it, that looks also a set of thought one just can't forget. Yes, helping people to live as much as possible is something I wholeheartedly support since I find it very important that every individual should be doing just that in the first place: to decide what to do with one'w own life. As for the other issue, the right to die, well that's a delicate matter, but its worth must be indefinite discussion about the value of life and appreciation of one's desires at the same time. Honestly, I'm not clear on this, although, I think that this problematic is about highly individual choice and can't be something generally applied to all people. The complexity isn't general here, but truly individual and that probably puzzles many people. Peace Bo ...

shiboleth on Apr 12, 2018

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There's nothing radical about it, it's just a choice and in your case, it looks a fair one at that. I agree that it doesn't help to be judgmental about it. People have to decide for themselves, regardless the spiritual awareness they posses. The fact that you're much more aware of the whole complexity that can be related to it doesn't make it the same for anybody else. But yes, it's a life, one that needs to be cared about and appreciated here. And one should never give up thinking through and about it. Cheers Bo ...

shiboleth on Apr 13, 2018

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We hate staring in the face of our mortality. You can accept it or run away. But you will never escape it.

DAVIDPD on Apr 10, 2018

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I can't wait to hear the bible thumpers complain about this movie...

TheOct8pus on Apr 11, 2018

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This was heart wrenching program for me. I balled my eyes out and was suffering myself for Mitra's family.

Lori on May 8, 2018

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I know it’s Netflix and I know they’ve given the foul mouthed unfunny Michelle Wolfe her own “ comedy” show, and I know the opener is in San Francisco but did they really have to show the two doctors and the dying woman diss President Trump and then laugh and nod and speak of the previous president, all murmuring his name? Really? Within the first 2 minutes? It turned me off so much I couldn’t go on. The dying woman couldn’t remember much other than her son so I thought it was a tasteless stab by producers who are so ideologically driven, they’re probably totally unaware of it. That’s okay, it looked depressing, I’ll go watch the last episode of The Good Karma Hospital on Amazon Prime instead.

artist on May 11, 2018