There is a line in "Eternal Sleep" in the 77th Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film: The freedom that restrains life is not true freedom, and the life that restrains freedom is not true life. In the movie, Raymond Sampedro was paralyzed from the neck down at the age of 26 after a diving accident at the seaside. In 1993, the fifty-year-old Raymond launched a lawsuit, asking the Spanish government to allow him to assisted suicide and euthanize him.
In 2014, an Israeli/German film "The Farewell Party" won the Best Film Award at the Valladolid Film Festival in Spain. The story takes place directly in a nursing home. An old grandmother is dying, and a few old friends quietly make a death machine - as long as the grandma presses a button, she can commit suicide. The director's shots are righteous and witty, pounding the moral block with silent, absurd black humor.
And me before you once again made me pay attention to euthanasia, and I was especially moved by Will's final approach. It was indeed the most tolerant liberation of a person whose nature was high and the bird could fly. Since the beginning of the past two years, I have gradually become more able to live in the present moment, in a timely manner. It is not bad to be brave and firm in life.
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Also worth mentioning - director Thea Sherlock's stage play background. Thea Sharrock became the art director of London's Southwark Playhouse at the age of 24, making her the youngest art director ever for a British theatre. As the goddess of the literary world, Thea Sherlock is very productive. Her credits include Cloud Nine, Happy Now?, After the Dance, Shakespeare's As You Like It, and many more. In addition to the curling blessing, she has partnered with Keira Knightley, Damian Lewis, Damian Lewis, whoever is a goddess and goddess. This time, Thea Sherlock finally begins to challenge the big screen! I like this way of bringing the abundant emotion of the stage play into the infiniteness of the movie.
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watching the movie, I will evaluate it again. I am completely disappointed and unconvincing. . But still love the theme.
There is a very beautiful scene. When Will and Lou went on a trip, Will was in a wheelchair and saw Lou standing on the coastline dancing a strange dance. Although it is not beautiful, that kind of relaxation is the most beautiful of Lou. place.
"If I had known it was so good, I would have come!"
Come on!YOLO! You only live once!
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