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The film is a poignant drama adapted from the memoir by . It explores sensitive themes of illness, aging, and the complex ethical dilemma of assisted suicide . Everything Went Fine movie review - Roger Ebert

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The film is a poignant drama adapted from the memoir by . It explores sensitive themes of illness, aging, and the complex ethical dilemma of assisted suicide . Everything Went Fine movie review - Roger Ebert