The Suicide Tourist

About This Movie

The Suicide Tourist is a raw, unflinching look at the end of life. It centers on Craig Ewert, who, with ALS, makes the harrowing journey to Switzerland for assisted suicide. The film captures a deeply intimate atmosphere. You're right there with him and his wife, feeling the weight of their decision. It's not sensationalized; the pacing is measured, allowing you to sit with the gravity of it all. The practical effects? Well, it’s all real, no dramatization here. The performances are strikingly authentic—Ewert’s vulnerability really gives you pause. It’s a film that sparks conversation about autonomy and the ethics of dying. You might find its controversial nature a point of interest among collectors; it’s certainly distinctive in its approach.

Intimate portrayal of assisted suicide.Focus on ethical questions around end-of-life choices.Documentary style may be polarizing.