Endgame: Assisted Suicide and Legislation

About This Movie

Endgame: Assisted Suicide and Legislation is a poignant documentary that immerses you in the lives of three individuals grappling with the notion of assisted dying. Over 18 months, director Andi Reiss captures their intimate journeys in Switzerland, where the legal framework around this topic is notably different. The pacing is deliberate, allowing viewers to feel the weight of each decision faced by Marie, Omid, and Alex. What stands out is the film's nuanced exploration of moral and personal dilemmas; it’s not just a clinical look at a poignant topic but a deeply human one. The atmosphere is heavy yet respectful, and the practical effects of their emotional states are palpable. It’s a thought-provoking piece, sparking reflection long after it's over.

Explores legal and moral complexitiesIntimate focus on personal storiesHeavy yet respectful tone