Death By Choice

Death By ChoiceThe last seven days of a man who has chosen to kill himself take on unexpected twists and turns in this exploration of the cult of suicide in Japan and the culture that has created it as he chooses how to spend his last days on earth.

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It shows that Foxe left much of their radical beliefs intact

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different forms of commemoration and over two centuries

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