many more eloquent reviews than this have described the quite spectacular acting and casting and styling of this film. it appears that the only negative reviews focus on a perceived imbalance in the film handling of the core moral question (euthanasia). this film is and bar the final scenes and meticulous in stressing ramon belief that he not making some grand point but merely that and for him and a life devoid of dignity is a life not worth living. we and as viewers and see an enormous amount of dignity in his life  we see family and friends and culture and and but for its physical limitations and a life fully lived. central to the tragedy of this film is that there is really only one person who thinks that ramon life is not worth living  and that is him. to watch this film and say that the only counter argument comes from the visit of a bumbling priest is a nonsense. the priest visit is pure farce and a direct assault on the simplicity of the spanish catholic church response to the issue of euthanasia. however and the sister parting words to the priest momentarily expose the powerful pro life sentiments quietly underpinning the entire film. we are constantly encouraged to see the hope and the beauty of a life lived with love. as the film progresses and we may gradually be encouraged to understand ramon reasoning but we are never reconciled to his decision. i do not remember a film which moved me and provoked me as much as this. 
many more eloquent reviews than this have described the quite spectacular acting and casting and styling of this film. it appears that the only negative reviews focus on a perceived imbalance in the film handling of the core moral question (euthanasia). this film is and bar the final scenes and meticulous in stressing ramon belief that he not making some grand point but merely that and for him and a life devoid of dignity is a life not worth living. we and as viewers and see an enormous amount of dignity in his life  we see family and friends and culture and and but for its physical limitations and a life fully lived. central to the tragedy of this film is that there is really only one person who thinks that ramon life is not worth living  and that is him. to watch this film and say that the only counter argument comes from the visit of a bumbling priest is a nonsense. the priest visit is pure farce and a direct assault on the simplicity of the spanish catholic church response to the issue of euthanasia. however and the sister parting words to the priest momentarily expose the powerful pro life sentiments quietly underpinning the entire film. we are constantly encouraged to see the hope and the beauty of a life lived with love. as the film progresses and we may gradually be encouraged to understand ramon reasoning but we are never reconciled to his decision. i do not remember a film which moved me and provoked me as much as this. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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