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The Suicide Tourist CTV (SWESUB)
This is the award-winning CTV documentary "The Suicide Tourist" by Oscar winning-director John Zaritsky, which documents the final moments in the life of 59-year-old Craig Ewert, a terminally ill American who went to a Swiss clinic to end his life in 2006 with the help of medical staff. Ewert - who lived in Britain, where euthanasia is banned - had degenerative motor neuron disease, which would have eventually killed him. Instead, he took a fatal dose of barbiturate. This is a recording from Swedish television 07 October 2009, with Swedish subtitles.
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Uploaded on | Oct 07, 2009 |
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A 9
V 9
M 7 ~ 7.5
Ya, good one, But the director of this movie said in an interview that the death was fully recorded, and it seems to me that this copy is cut some.
The second couple in this movie bring in an interesting dimension, Pushing the right to die, when, where (and how) to yet an other level.
or,
should one have the right to die, regardless of physical illness or health. Ya, absolutely. why not?
It strikes me as absurd that the judicial system gets it's nose in to this question and gives it self the right to override the right of an individual to act on her or his own life.
Good One, thanks'
V 9
M 7 ~ 7.5
Ya, good one, But the director of this movie said in an interview that the death was fully recorded, and it seems to me that this copy is cut some.
The second couple in this movie bring in an interesting dimension, Pushing the right to die, when, where (and how) to yet an other level.
or,
should one have the right to die, regardless of physical illness or health. Ya, absolutely. why not?
It strikes me as absurd that the judicial system gets it's nose in to this question and gives it self the right to override the right of an individual to act on her or his own life.
Good One, thanks'
Oct 20 2009, 19:49 CEST
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