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My Life Without Me DVD, 2003

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Film Description

Exploring the emotional consequences (on herself and those around her) of terminal illness in a young mother, this finely crafted film is full of perceptive and powerful moments.

Film Information

Director - Isabel Coixet

Produced - 2003

Main Language - English

Countries & Regions - European Film, Spanish Film, Canadian Film

Cast - Deborah Harry, Sarah Polley, Mark Ruffalo

DVD Details

Certificate:	15	Publisher:	Metrodome	Region:	2
Length:	102 mins	Cat No:	MTD5142
Format:	DVD Colour

DVD Extras

Behind the scenes
cast & crew
Q & A with director Isabel Coixet
Trailers
Music video.

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Barry Forshaw on 14th June 2004

Sarah Polley, Scott Speedman and Mark Ruffalo give sharply observed performances in this affecting tale of a young woman who endeavours to turn the most tragic of circ... more >