We’re pleased to announce the world television premiere of Fatal Flaws: Legalizing Assisted Death on Wednesday, January 15, 2020 on EWTN, Global Catholic Network.   Doug Keck, President and Chief Executive Officer at EWTN had only good things to say about the documentary. “Every so often a film comes along that has the power to… Continue Reading

If someone told me that one day I would be travelling around the world to speak on euthanasia and assisted suicide I would have been hard pressed to believe them.  I mean, who in their right mind would want to talk about death as a calling? For most of my career, I was either in… Continue Reading

As “Fatal Flaws” continues screening throughout the world, we are pleased to announce the film has been selected and/or nominated at these international film festivals.    Congratulations to the entire team for for their tireless work on this groundbreaking  film.  Most importantly, thank you to all of our supporters for making it possible.  Please book… Continue Reading

We are pleased to announce that Fatal Flaws has just been picked up by a respected international film distributor, Sideways Film in the UK.  This week, Sideways takes the film to Cannes for MIPCOM –  one of the industry’s premiere international content markets – where broadcasters and content distribution platforms like Amazon and NETFLIX seek… Continue Reading

The effects of assisted dying laws on the culture continue to astound me. Recently,  I spoke with a music therapist who was looking for my perspectives on Canada’s Medical Aid in Dying Law (MAiD) as I  have just finished my second film on the subject.  Kristen Morrow, MTA is a conscientious objector who will be… Continue Reading

As screenings of Fatal Flaws continue throughout the world, we’ve been overwhelmed by positive responses from high-profile individuals from both medical and legal professions internationally.  As you consider a screening in your area, we invite you to read  what others are saying about the film:    “Slippery slope arguments have often been criticized as philosophically… Continue Reading

“During the government debate there was a moving moment when Deputy Graham McKinley,  after announcing he had seen the Fatal Flaws film on Alderney, and how moved he was by it,  bravely explained why he was abandoning the Requete.”     – Dr. Carmen Wheatley,  Executive Director, Assisted Living, Guernsey (UK) I had always hoped this film would be… Continue Reading