Film Lens
The documentary follows Janette, a terminally ill woman in the United Kingdom, as she confronts the limitations of British law regarding physician-assisted suicide. Facing unbearable pain and the certainty of death, she makes the decision to travel to Switzerland, where euthanasia is legal. The film captures her emotional struggle as she prepares for this significant choice.
Janette engages in difficult conversations with her family and friends to explain her decision and the rationale behind it. The documentary illustrates the impact of her choice on those around her, providing a personal perspective on the complexities of assisted suicide and the quest for death with dignity.
Why Watch
- •Meet Janette, a woman facing unbearable pain.
- •Follow her decision to seek euthanasia in Switzerland.
- •See the emotional conversations with her family.
Did You Know
•Janette is terminally ill and lives in the United Kingdom.
•The documentary was directed by Tomáš Krupa and released in 2018.
•Janette travels to Switzerland for physician-assisted suicide, which is legal there.
•The film has a duration of 83 minutes.
Perfect For
Euthanasia discussionsTerminal illness narrativesLegal aspects of assisted suicide