
Endgame: Assisted Suicide and Legislation(2018)
Exploring the legal, medical, moral and personal complexities of assisted dying.
Made over 18 months, the film follows the stories of Marie, Omid and Alex: three people contemplating a medically assisted suicide in Switzerland. It explores the legal, medical, moral and personal complexities of assisted dying--one of the most controversial debates of our time.
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Endgame: Assisted Suicide and Legislation
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Made over 18 months, the film follows the stories of Marie, Omid and Alex: three people contemplating a medically assisted suicide in Switzerland. It explores the legal, medical, moral and personal complexities of assisted dying--one of the most controversial debates of our time.
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2018-09-06
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Exploring the legal, medical, moral and personal complexities of assisted dying.
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