2017 movie. British film. The same as the 2011 French "Unreachable" I watched before, it is about paralyzed people. Both belong to the economic is not bad money.
The British story happened before the invention of the wheelchair: soon after the male and female protagonists fell in love and got married, the female protagonist was pregnant, and suddenly the male protagonist was paralyzed and unable to move. The male protagonist is desperate and does not want to live, the female protagonist disagrees and asks what can be done for him. The male protagonist said, that's fine, but I don't want to live in the hospital all the time, I want to go home. The heroine agreed and set about helping him "escape" from the hospital. The hospital has medical conditions to ensure that you will not die to the greatest extent, but the hospital cannot control the life of a normal person. The male protagonist is very clear about what he needs to pursue. He would rather take certain risks in exchange for some free life and convince his wife. And his wife has always supported him: first of all, she went to buy a house. The old owner of the house offered 12,000 pounds and said that he could give 10,000 pounds. The female owner has been so troublesome to take care of the house, and according to the local house price assessment, the asking price was too high. 7,000 pounds, the old man shook hands with him and made a deal.
The female protagonist supports the male protagonist's husband, and the female protagonist's mother supports the female protagonist, living with them, helping to take care of the patients and children together. The sky was so beautiful when I was taken out of the hospital when I was lying down, with blue sky and white clouds, but I couldn't see it when I was lying in the hospital... When I got home, I could see the child and the naughty dog... I kept watching the child slowly. Growing up...inviting friends and family for a party at home...what a life!
At first, the heroine's twin brother felt that the heroine had other better choices, but the sister chose to support them, and would always help behind the back. And the friend of the inventor doctor, when the protagonist encountered a breakdown in his wheelchair in Spain, he rushed to repair it for them with a phone call! And the friend who performed euthanasia for him... and the final farewell party touched me very much. Germany's advanced medical care, the conditions inside are excellent and spotless, but it is still scary to see so many heads! In the speech of persuading Germany, the male protagonist's words also touched me. The male protagonist also persuaded the rich old man to donate to support the mass production of wheelchairs! Really admirable.
The love and family in the movie are so good, it is always what you choose, and I will always support you!
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