Let's be real: this is a 2013 Canadian indie dramedy about assisted suicide that got panned by critics (31% on RT) and shrugged at by audiences. The premise—dying doctor meets manic pixie dream girl on a road trip—has potential for depth, but the execution seems to miss the mark based on reviews.
The subject matter is genuinely heavy and requires significant maturity. Suicide planning isn't something to casually throw on for movie night, even in a 'life-affirming' context. If you have a 16-17 year old who's into thoughtful indie films and you want to discuss mortality and autonomy together, maybe. But honestly? There are better films that tackle these themes with more skill.
The bigger issue is watchability: this is the kind of forgettable indie that gets lost in the streaming shuffle. The mixed reception suggests it's neither compelling enough to recommend widely nor terrible enough to be interesting. It's just... there. Available free on Tubi if you're curious, but don't feel bad about skipping this one entirely.




