deep sea sleep, Reivew on The Sea Inside

A serious topic, a real movie, coupled with superb acting. About euthanasia, there seems to be not much discussion around us. Raymond, who insisted on dying, "dragged down" his family for 28 years. His sister-in-law loved him just like her child; his brother He also loves him, but he is not good at words; his father loves him even more. I remember what his father said when he learned that Raymond was going to Boydeau: The greatest sorrow in life is his own. The son wants to die early. Rosa loves him too. For the paralyzed person, Rosa can give a lot; lawyer Julia loves him even more, so that she doesn't know what she is doing in the end; his agent also loves him, in order to publish him book, running around regardless of his body, and the sentence: I know, are you saying goodbye to me again? His nephew also loves him. The moment the car drove out of the house, Habil ran after the car and kept running...
"Life is a power not an obligation", and how do we use these powers?

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