Jack Kevorkian, born in 1928, American pathologist, death rights advocate, painter, composer, and instrumentalist, helped euthanize at least 130 patients. Famous saying: Dying is not a crime. Beginning in 1999, serving a prison sentence to 2007 for second-degree murder.
As far as the plot is concerned, it is similar to Extraordinary Measures. A doctor who behaves erratically, has a unique perspective that is different from everyone else, and fights for the cause he insists on. It's just that Jack is more topical. He is not a treatment, but a painless death of the patient. Why do people not even have the right to choose their own life and death? Even in the supposedly democratic United States, the issue remains controversial. Without legal support, Jack decided to challenge authority and fight for his rights, even at the risk of going to jail. This kind of self-serving spirit is too powerful.
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