No matter what the name is, whether it’s a mercy kill or a medical service, it’s just the act. If it’s suicide, when should the trigger be pulled? Who will allow the final pull? The patient himself, the doctor, the family member, or as the case may be Depends? Who can really shake public opinion, law, and interest groups? Lawyers have the right to defend their clients against their subjectivity, judges have the right to adjudicate, people have the right to express their opinions and wishes, journalists have the right to report and protect press freedom, and doctors have the right to intervene in treatment... That patient is born human, Why can't you have the right to decide your own life and death? ! The judge told us that this permissive law has not been established because it is illegal. Reasonable but ruthless, respectful but unwilling to agree, and refusing legal principles are ruthlessly fixed here. The vast majority of people hope that when they are critically ill, they will be pain-free and dignified, and their families will not have to suffer with them. Isn't this the biggest and most unified common sense of all mankind? ! Al Pacino's performance (I don't even want to call it a performance), the performance that penetrates into the bone marrow, makes you really burn, the pain is really painful, and the heart is convincing. It is the kind that will accompany him to dance. Several male and female supporting roles also have distinct and persuasive personalities. This kind of subject matter is shot to such an extent that it has nothing to do with the evaluation, but it is still given five stars, Respect!
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