Jack is a veteran doctor. He has seen too many patients who are dying and suffering but cannot choose to die, including his own mother. There are too many people living in pain who just want to die happily. I just want to maintain a sense of dignity when I die, but those who can no longer appreciate the quality of life have become contributors to medical institutions and pharmaceutical factories, using their hopeless bodies to maintain them with various instruments and injections. write.
Jack believes that it is the duty of a doctor to help these people who wish to be liberated by death to realize their wishes. The duty of a doctor is to save the dead and heal the wounded, but also to prevent the patient from suffering that should not be endured. Jack overcame all difficulties and dangers to euthanize the patients who had come to ask him for help. His behavior triggered a great discussion in the United States. There were protests and manpower support. He kept going in and out of prison. In the court, Jack played a video of his patients and relatives asking him for euthanasia before his death. After seeing those patients lying peacefully on the bed and saying I love you to their families, he resolutely pulled down the deadly institution , And finally got rid of the painful torture, the jury was crying.
Even so, euthanasia is still the enemy of religious organizations, and it has also become a tool for politicians in elections. With his fewer allies, Jack, who was fighting alone, finally made a cross-border behavior. He personally implemented euthanasia for the patient (before he helped the patient arrange it, and the patient only needs to move the agency to commit suicide. ), and the entire euthanasia process was broadcast live on national television. This action was classified as murder. The 70-year-old Jack was imprisoned for 8.5 years.
Jack's actor, Al Pacino, is an old drama. Is Al already so old? I'm 70 years old. Time makes people grow old. If I didn't watch the cast, I really didn't recognize him.
This film evokes memories of my grandma, and I firmly support euthanasia.
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