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A touching movie about a son and others being there for an imperfect, fallible but "human" man near death. The strengthening of the relationship between the father and son moved me. An interesting look at Quebec culture and health care system. An excellent script, full of intelligent humor. I am sure glad this movie won Best Foreign Film at the Oscars. A much better positive presentation of euthanasia then the "LIfe of David Gale." The scene with the former drug addict administering the the final dosage of medicinal heroin reminded me of Juliette Binoche administering the final dosage of morphine to Ralph Fiennes in "The English Patient." Denys Arcand is certainly one of the greatest directors in Canada and the rest of the world.

10/10
10.3.2004 - mjohnz1@ - age: 26-35

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