Movies and TvShows featuring "assisted-suicide" theme.

After becoming the caretaker for a paralyzed man in a small town, a girl forms an unlikely bond with him, discovering love and romance in unexpected circumstances.

A black comedy about a doctor who illegally helps terminally ill patients with euthanasia and a detective who tracks down her illegal activities.

Maggie, a waitress who is determined to become a boxer, convinces Frankie, a skeptical coach, to train her. Despite their initial differences, they develop a close bond as Maggie proves herself in the ring. However, tragedy strikes when Maggie suffers a spinal cord injury that leaves her paralyzed. As she faces the challenges of her condition, Maggie asks Frankie to help her end her life. Torn by his moral dilemma, Frankie ultimately fulfills Maggie's wish and reflects on their journey together.

Mary is a single-parent doctor who secretly provides assisted suicide to terminally ill patients. As she balances her life as a caring mother and a compassionate doctor, she becomes known as the "angel of death."

In the year 2022, overpopulation and ecological disaster have ravaged the Earth. The government controls the production of a synthetic food called Soylent Green, which is made from plankton. When a high-ranking official is murdered, police detective Thorn investigates the case and uncovers a shocking conspiracy. As Thorn delves deeper into the investigation, he discovers the horrifying truth behind Soylent Green and its connection to cannibalism.

You Don't Know Jack is a movie based on the true story of Dr. Jack Kevorkian, a physician who became infamous in the 1990s for assisting terminally ill patients in committing suicide. The film explores the moral and legal dilemmas surrounding euthanasia and the right to die. It delves into Kevorkian's motivation, his media manipulation, his court cases, and the political and moral debates sparked by his actions.

Set during the Great Depression, a dance marathon becomes a grueling test of endurance for the contestants. As the competition progresses, the physical and mental strain pushes the participants to their limits, leading to a tragic event.

Dead Ringers is a movie about identical twin gynecologists who are both socially introverted but become obsessed with drugs and extreme sexual behavior. Their lives spiral out of control as their mental stability starts to crumble due to paranoia, drug addiction, and delusions.

The Show (2017) is a gripping drama that explores the dark world of a fictional television reality show. The story follows the life of a troubled nurse and her janitor brother who become entangled in the sinister workings of the show. As they uncover the show's secrets, they are forced to confront their own demons and make difficult choices. The plot delves into themes of suicide, assisted suicide, sibling relationships, and the power dynamics within the network that airs the show.

Larry McAfee is paralyzed from the neck down following a motorcycle accident. He gradually loses the will to live, in the meantime befriending a talk radio DJ over the phone. The two meet each other and become friends, though Larry still wishes to end his life. The DJ reluctantly has a switch installed on Larry's life support that Larry can activate at any time (via his mouth) to end his life.

A black comedy about three ordinary guys who find themselves, forced by an extraordinary set of circumstances, into setting up an assisted-suicide business.

A man named Nick is diagnosed with HIV and decides to end his own life. Before doing so, he invites his friends and loved ones to a farewell party at his home. The party becomes a reflection on life and death, and the complex relationships of those in attendance.

Igby Goes Down (2002) is a dark comedic drama that follows the life of Igby, a rebellious teenager from a dysfunctional family. Igby navigates through various challenges and encounters in New York City, including falling in love, experiencing a mental breakdown, and dealing with infidelity and adultery. The movie explores themes of coming-of-age, family dynamics, and the search for identity.

In 1920s Memphis, a wealthy debutante forms an unlikely romance with a working-class man, as they navigate their complicated feelings while dealing with societal pressures and personal demons.

Blackbird tells the story of a family coming together for a final Thanksgiving, as a terminally ill woman grapples with the decision to end her life on her own terms.

A struggling independent filmmaker finds himself in debt and desperate for a comeback. He comes up with a plan to make a satirical comedy film about a war monger and a pacifist conjoined twins who are forced to work together. As he navigates through the challenges of making the film and dealing with his own personal issues, he learns valuable lessons about loyalty, father-daughter relationships, and the complexities of the film industry.

After a car accident leaves him quadriplegic, a sculptor fights for his right to die. He takes his case to court, where he battles with the judicial system and society's view on euthanasia.

In a small Scottish town in 1986, James and Tully become friends and make a vow to live life differently. After 30 years, Tully calls James with devastating news, putting their friendship, love, and loyalty to the test.

Jerry, a mentally ill factory worker, struggles to maintain a normal life while battling his schizophrenic delusions. He hears voices from his talking pets; his dog, Bosco, encourages him to commit violent acts, while his cat, Mr. Whiskers, tries to convince him to end his suffering through suicide. Jerry's world becomes even more chaotic when he develops a crush on Fiona, a coworker. As his mental state deteriorates, Jerry's murderous thoughts turn into reality.

Emily Bauer (Raquel Welch) is a successful psychologist with a happy home life who is suddenly stricken with the dreaded neurological affliction ALS (aka "Lou Gehrig's Disease"). At first, she is determined to fight for her life, but as her conditions deteriorates and she becomes more of a human vegetable, Ms. Welch begs her husband (Michael Gross) to help her die.