Discussion pro choice/ pro suicide movies or tv series?

[GiftedCabbie]

Can anyone suggest some good pro choice/ pro suicide movies or tv series?

 

[front of me]

The butterfly effect

 

[doneforlife]

Not any that I know of.

 

[John Ryder]

On the Count of Three

 

[lamentos]

You Don't Know Jack

It's a biographical movie of Jack Kevorkian who assisted at least 130 terminal patients to death (according to him). He was called as "Dr. Death" in the media. I personally think everybody here in this forum should take a look at the movie since he isn't portrayed neither a murderer nor a doctor but an activist in the movie.

 

[front of me]

On the Count of Three

I saw it it's a good movie the two actresses are excellent they look young I didn't know they were 35-36 before visiting wikipedia

 

[SexyIncél]

True Detective, Season 1. Here's a bit of it

After watching it, you might enjoy googling for what the writers thought. Including a wall st journal article where a show writer explains the underlying philosophies

In the final scene, some weren't thrilled about something the protagonist said. But ah well, it's fiction, you can re-word it

 

[John Ryder]

I saw it it's a good movie the two actresses are excellent they look young I didn't know they were 35-36 before visiting wikipedia

Christopher Abbott is a really good actor. I've seen most of his roles and liked him in just about everything. A few others with him I recommend:
Black Bear
Possessor
Piercing
Sweet Virginia
James White
Catch 22 (2019)

Jerrod Carmichael also did great, but he hasn't done as much acting

True Detective, Season 1. Here's a bit of it

After watching it, you might enjoy googling for what the writers thought. Including a wall st journal article where a show writer explains the underlying philosophies

In the final scene, some weren't thrilled about something the protagonist said. But ah well, it's fiction, you can re-word it

Great one. Was racking my brain for pro choice slant series. Season 1 will always be best, though I liked all three and just saw there will be a fourth! I remember the controversy soon after release where Nick Pizzolatto was accused of basically cribbing a lot of Rust Cohle's dialogue and philosophy from Thomas Ligotti, which he later came clean on. Fine with me since that was my intro to Ligotti

 

[carac]

Me before you, it's a bit mainstream and deals with physical disability rather than mental health

 

[GiftedCabbie]

True Detective, Season 1. Here's a bit of it

After watching it, you might enjoy googling for what the writers thought. Including a wall st journal article where a show writer explains the underlying philosophies

In the final scene, some weren't thrilled about something the protagonist said. But ah well, it's fiction, you can re-word it

Recently saw it, amazing series, loved it.