The Good Death

Overview

Janette faces a terminal illness and yearns for a dignified end, a choice denied by British law. Determined not to endure relentless suffering, she plans a physician-assisted suicide in Switzerland. Before embarking on this final journey, Janette must confront her loved ones, sharing her decision and seeking their understanding. As she navigates these emotional conversations, the film explores themes of autonomy, compassion, and the complexities of love in the face of mortality.