A moving drama about organ donation...
“Heal the Living” is a French drama that follows a human heart from a catastrophic accident to a transplant operation. On the way home from a dawn surfing trip, teenager Simon (Gabin Verdet) is involved in a car crash, leaving him brain dead. While dealing with the tragedy, Simon’s parents are forced to decide whether to donate his organs. Across Paris, former musician Claire (Anne Dorval) must confront her own worsening degenerative heart with her sons (Finnegan Oldfield, Theo Cholbi).<br /><br />The film also focuses on the doctors performing the transplant. These are the stars of their profession who literally handle human hearts and provide hope every day. They are portrayed are self-confident and almost arrogant in their abilities. They have done hundreds of similar procedures which, to them, is practically second nature. There is an interesting contrast between the emotions of Simon and Claire’s families as they cope with organ donation and the casual way the physicians go about the business at hand.<br /><br />By providing backstories for not only Simon and Claire, but supporting characters as well, the events are given a personal prism. Though many of the scenes in the operating room are nearly documentary-like in their graphic nature, they are staged realistically. What comes across is the incredible value of no-longer-needed human organs that can dramatically improve the health of another individual. If viewers have vacillated about checking off the “organ donor” box on their drivers licenses, “Heal the Living” will influence their thinking.<br /><br />An interview with director Katell Quillevere is included on the Blu-ray release. The unrated film is in French, with English subtitles.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : Heal The Living follows three seemingly unrelated stories that carefully weave together: A French teenager and his friends on a surfing road trip that leads to tragedy; a woman in another town who learns that her weak heart is beginning to fail and action must be taken; and two teams of doctors and medical experts who struggle through their day-to-day attempts to save lives. Ultimately, it is an impassioned story of personal connections that philosophically, spiritually and literally plumbs the depths of the human heart..