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dbzgal04 — 9 years ago(July 25, 2016 01:03 AM)

When I took a class in college about human diseases we watched a movie where Emma Thompson portrays an ovarian cancer patient. It was an excellent film, though sad of course and very relatable. Anyone know which Emma Thompson movie I just described, and its title? Thanks in advance!

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Yeah, depressing film but very relatable as such things happen in real life all the time. I myself have lost loved ones to cancer.

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You're talking about
Wit
(2001):
http://www.imdb.com/board/10243664/
I watched this film recently myself. It was pretty good albeit depressing (understandably). Emma was magnificent, as always.
Where does fantasy end and reality begin?

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