A Fly on the Wall

About This Movie

A Fly on the Wall (2024) immerses you in a deeply intimate exploration of Chika Kapadia's last days. The documentary unfolds at a deliberate pace, capturing the gravity of his choice to pursue physician-assisted suicide at Dignitas. The filmmakers' presence weaves into the narrative, creating a poignant atmosphere where both Kapadia's journey and their emotional struggles are laid bare. It’s raw, unfiltered, and almost haunting in its honesty. The practical effects are minimal—this film relies on the authenticity of the moment rather than flashy techniques. The performances, if you can call them that, are genuine and unsettling. Not your typical documentary; it's more of a reflective meditation on life, death, and the choices we make.

Intimate portrayal of end-of-life choices · Strong emotional resonance · Focus on the human experience