I don't know if we have a med here, but those injuries the need to take of look quite realistic ! Other than that…
I'm a doctor, most of them looked good yes. It's a super interesting topic in terms of ethics life versus medicine but I also do have to say I don't even agree that in a relationship you have to always support your partner regardless of your own feeling, opinion, ethical obligations, obligations and feelings towards others. It's obviously really really hard for her, I see that but to expect that your boyfriend or partner or even husband will never see something different from you is so short sighted. And: You just cannot make someone want to go for treatment (whatever the side effects and complications and the benefits may be) when they have chosen not to. Full stop. The only person who can decide this is the patient. It's different for a patient who has no longer got mental capacity (term we use when someone can no longer understand information and make an informed choice base on it, for example someone with really advanced dementia, or temporarily when they are in a coma). But then of course in the real world we also get these kinds of scenarios where families tear apart because they have different opinions on this. Very difficult. I hope we see a bit more interest from her side in his background and history still too soon....
My feedback is: add some more subjects please.. Please includes e.g. sports /physical education in here. That was my most hated subject and the one I was worst in!
Does anyone know if it’s available to watch anywhere? I can only find the remakes :-(
Thank you! I will have a look on Bilibili and dailymotion! Had a look on YouTube yesterday quickly but found nine with English subtitles so far. I’ll check again!
I‘ve started with the k-drama and it looks like there’s going to be 5 questions for that (says question 1/5 on the first one) but then it ends after two questions when I get them correct and it says I got all the c dramas correct - did anybody else get that too? Is there some sort of error in the game sequence maybe?
One of my favourite film of the last few months! Very much recommended for anyone who likes every day life films that don’t show a neat rosy coloured life with straightforward happy ending and no challenges for the viewer.
Also really good portrait of an autistic woman, so extra bonus points for that.
A film about identity - her story and how it was told in multiple perspectives, mainly by the titular character's…
I liked the film a lot - including that it has an open ending and leaves lots of questions and makes you think. Life is very messy and not black and white in real life too for a lot of people. Also enjoyed the perspectives aspect and writing lots! By the way it was a theatre play initially years before it was made into a film :-)
And it’s an important topic (this particular aspect of the issue with people not being on a family register in Japan and what it means for them and their life) that I didn’t know much about before seeing the film.
I would like to express my absolute admiration for this actor’s, incredible skill, which is truly a gift. I…
Totally agree! (Also those here under 35 probably won’t have notice but even with a really healthy lifestyle and less stressful job it does go slowly downwards from around 35ish onwards….)
And: You just cannot make someone want to go for treatment (whatever the side effects and complications and the benefits may be) when they have chosen not to. Full stop. The only person who can decide this is the patient. It's different for a patient who has no longer got mental capacity (term we use when someone can no longer understand information and make an informed choice base on it, for example someone with really advanced dementia, or temporarily when they are in a coma). But then of course in the real world we also get these kinds of scenarios where families tear apart because they have different opinions on this. Very difficult.
I hope we see a bit more interest from her side in his background and history still too soon....
I’ll check again!
Accidental fall with resulting kiss tops them all for me!
Also really good portrait of an autistic woman, so extra bonus points for that.
Also enjoyed the perspectives aspect and writing lots! By the way it was a theatre play initially years before it was made into a film :-)
And it’s an important topic (this particular aspect of the issue with people not being on a family register in Japan and what it means for them and their life) that I didn’t know much about before seeing the film.
https://www.filmdienst.de/artikel/70748/die-frau-im-nebel-tv-programm?fbclid=IwY2xjawHyQsJleHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHd5LgiZA9Y-W2YOpK1BIlkZDcJ20xqnHgrhvhgWEnlrFhglORmYFrqumaA_aem_ee3fvoEkPCHGsuRj2AeJZg
https://www.arte.tv/de/videos/120379-000-A/die-frau-im-nebel/
https://www.arte.tv/fr/videos/120379-000-A/decision-to-leave/
Oh no, getting excited to soon here (German in the UK..) just noticed it’s not available in the UK..