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Belgian euthanasia comedy wins Rome film festival

Started by Shana A, November 06, 2010, 09:00:10 AM

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Belgian euthanasia comedy wins Rome film festival

(AFP)

http://www.google.com/hostednews/afp/article/ALeqM5j_1azF0crPVmK0Njm5aEm0MgUVyA?docId=CNG.ddf95513d7f93a11d7f4e20ef88663b1.711

ROME — Belgium's "Kill Me Please", a black comedy about euthanasia shot by French director Olias Barco, won the Golden Marc'Aurelio best film award at the Rome film festival on Friday.

The film tells the life of Dr. Kruger who wants to turn suicide into a simple, medically assisted act. His clinic attracts a strange cast including a a travelling salesman, a rich Luxembourg heir and an old Berlin cabaret singer.

"It's a film to have fun but also to talk about the big question of death," transsexual actor Zazie de Paris, who plays the cabaret singer Madame Rachel, told reporters at the film's showing earlier this week.

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