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Deep Dive: When My Time Comes (2020)

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When My Time Comes
In 'When My Time Comes,' Diane Rehm investigates the right-to-die movement following the death of her husband. The film features interviews with advocates and families affected by terminal illness, presenting the emotional and ethical complexities surrounding assisted dying. Rehm's personal loss drives her to engage with key figures in the movement, providing a platform for various perspectives on end-of-life decisions. The documentary also examines the differing laws and societal attitudes towards euthanasia and physician-assisted suicide across the United States. Through her travels, Rehm emphasizes the importance of personal choice in the context of suffering, making the film a significant contribution to the ongoing conversation about end-of-life rights.

Why Watch

  • •Meet Diane Rehm and hear her personal story.
  • •Find out about the right-to-die movement across America.
  • •See interviews with families facing end-of-life decisions.

Did You Know

•Diane Rehm is a Peabody-award winning NPR journalist.
•The film features interviews with key figures like Barbara Coombs Lee.
•The documentary has a runtime of 54 minutes.

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End-of-life discussionsAssisted dying advocacyPersonal choice in healthcare