A sweet-bitter comedy . A dark one, off course. A man desiring kill him. Tired by life, he decide to call a specialist in suicide. But nothing works in good manner. And that is...just cool. The film has few beautiful virtues . First-the great job of Thomas Sicott. The simplicity and the answers and the fine words of the end and, sure, the last scene. The second- the clash between characters and the "motivational" speech of Brian Groh to his "client". Not the last - the status of inspired and inspiring parable about life, one of the most beautiful films about joz to live and the kick behind it.
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