Life After
Life After
dir. Reid Davenport
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USA
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2025
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99 min
In a society where poor healthcare can limit options, the autonomy of a disabled individual is compromised. Does assisted dying represent choice when oftentimes it is seen as the only option?
In a society where ableism and poor healthcare can limit options, the autonomy of a disabled individual is often compromised. „Life After” demonstrates how assisted dying may not represent choice when oftentimes it is seen as the only option.
- duration:
- 99 min
- country / year of production:
- USA / 2025
- director:
- Reid Davenport
- cinematography:
- Amber Fares
- production:
- Colleen Cas / Multitude Films
- selected festivals and awards:
- 2025 - Sundance FF: US Documentary Competition
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