Longwy: Film and debate on the end of life, June 13 at the Kinepolis cinema
French MPs have just passed a law that will allow doctors to help a patient die under certain very strict conditions. The bill will be the subject of back-and-forth debate between the National Assembly and the Senate. It is expected to be passed in late 2026 or early 2027.
On Friday, June 13, at 6 p.m., the screening of Enya Baroux's film On ira at the Kinepolis cinema in Longwy will be followed by a debate on euthanasia. It will be led by Belgian doctor Yves de Locht and activist Claudette Pierret .
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The speakers will address various topics, such as the law in France, assisted dying, the law in Belgium and Luxembourg, advance directives, trusted persons, palliative care, and "deep and continuous sedation until death." They will answer all your questions.
The price is set for young people under 14 at 6.90 euros and for adults at 8.50 euros.
Le Républicain Lorrain
