The film is adapted from a real story, and Dr. Jack Kowokian, who helps patients implement "Euthanasia", is called "You Dont Know Jack" (Doctor Death) by some opponents in the United States.
Dr. Jack Kowokian of Michigan in the United States is a controversial figure. His bold approach to rebellion and crime on the Euthanasia issue has made the debate about the choice of death a news that everyone pays attention to in Western society. He was called "You Dont Know Jack" for helping patients end their lives with great fanfare. From assisting the 54-year-old Janet Adkin of Oregon to commit suicide in 1990 to November 1998, he actively assisted the death of Thomas Youk on the CBS "60 Minutes" program. In less than ten years, he helped 150 in total. Many patients ended their lives and were prosecuted many times for murder. In 1999, Kovokian was finally sentenced to second-degree murder and imprisonment for showing his assistance to Euthanasia on a TV show. He was not released until 2007.
This film will revolve around the "Euthanasia machine" designed by Kovokian that gave him notoriety (the machine uses an automatic program to complete intravenous injection of drugs and end the life of the patient), the first Euthanasia incident he assisted in the early 1990s , And the resulting media sensation unfolded, showing his defense of the patient's right to death and his struggle to legalize Euthanasia.
