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Oct 17, 2003 · The heroine of "My Life Without Me," on the other hand, engineers her death as a soap opera that would be mushy if it were about her, but is shameless because it is by her. Told she has inoperable ovarian cancer, she keeps it a secret from everyone in her life, lies to cover up her growing weakness, and on good days works through a checklist of ...
- Leonor Watling
After discovering that a cancer will take her life within a...
- Deborah Harry
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- Cries and Whispers
‘Cries and Whispers” envelops us in a tomb of dread, pain...
- Isabel Coixet
This is the point at which "My Life Without Me," directed...
- Amanda Plummer
After discovering that a cancer will take her life within a...
- Leonor Watling
Sep 26, 2003 · Judging from ''My Life Without Me,'' a new indie weepie that opens today in New York and Los Angeles, three decades of medical progress have failed to wipe out this terrible, mysterious malady.
- Isabel Coixet
When hard-working mother of two Ann (Sarah Polley) discovers she has terminal ovarian cancer and the doctors give her two months to live, she decides to keep the news from her family.
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- Sarah Polley
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- Sarah Polley
Mar 7, 2003 · My Life Without Me: Directed by Isabel Coixet. With Sarah Polley, Amanda Plummer, Scott Speedman, Leonor Watling. A young woman conceals the fact of her terminal cancer to live her life with a passion she never had before.
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- Drama, Romance
- Isabel Coixet
- 2003-03-07
My Life Without Me received generally positive reviews from film critics. Review aggregator Rotten Tomatoes reports a 65% approval rating, with an average rating of 6.32/10, based on 100 reviews.
My Life Without Me Reviews. a complicated snapshot of a young woman in crisis who refuses to become an object of pity, and who is driven by a single-minded desire to keep her family as...
My Life Without Me. 57. Metascore. 31 reviews · Provided by Metacritic.com. 70. The Hollywood ReporterKirk Honeycutt. Successfully surmounts nearly all the challenges of making a film about a young person dying. Which means the writer-director avoids pitfalls. It is not cloying or sentimental or falsely optimistic.
