Still Life - Movie Review (2013)

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A government worker, charged with finding the family members of those who have died alone, is assigned to his final case - and finds himself on a liberating journey that allows him to finally start living his own life to the fullest. From Tribeca Film.

[@ForYou2C]

I really like this movie and agree with your assessment of it. It paints a picture of a very caring man who treats the deceased with all the respect and dignity that he can gather in their behalf. The viewer can sense his empathetic desire to handle these delicate matters in the same sensitive way he would want them handled in his behalf. It's a poignant application of the 'Golden Rule', (treating others the way you would like to be treated), as viewed from this kind and humble man's unique perspective. (It's an odd and quirky kind of movie, and that's part of the attraction for me.)

[@juliettekrugel731]

I totally agree with you, this movie had me questioning everything. The end left me with a sad and still reliefed feeling, which I really needed. The sudden scences in this movie were just amazing.

[@badgerattoadhall]

I watched this film today very very somber but very good.

[@papakoala9168]

This sounds like a very good movie for my family because life is very strange in an appeling way

[@badgerattoadhall]

Watch "a certain type of death" a real life look at los Angeles county, doing the same thing.

[@papakoala9168]

But loved the vid

[@raiderchris5517]

papa koala Thanks! It is an eccentric but solid. :)