I reckon that putting “The Suicide Shop” into this web site is extremely suitable although it has a special theme which related to death, suicide, despair. The passive scenes did show again and again at the first 20 minutes, but the best things are going to happen afterwards…...as a life!

Ironically, the most successful shop of this melancholy city, great depression is the one that sells poisons and ropes or other suicidal tools to help you end your life. The family of the shop owner is tenebrous, depressed, and included their children. The change is happen by the new baby, and he is the embodiment of joie de vivre… At the Suicide Shop, the rot has truly set in.

This film shows the changing of life, how to turn darkness to brightness. Another theme, I have read, is the parent could structure your children by any methods, any ways but they should take the responsibility of what they are going to deserve. The better method to nurture your children is letting them try their way......

It's just 79 minute-film but it is adequacy for demonstrating the pace from darkness to brightness. This is a meaningful film.

The Suicide Shop

Release Date: 8 August

Director/Screenwriter: Patrice Leconte

Adapted from the novel by: Jean Teule

Producer: Gilles Podesta/Thomas Langmann/Michele and Laurent Pétin/ André Rouleau/Sébastien Delloye

Genre: Animation/Musical/Comedy

Rating: IIB

Duration: 79mins

Language: French (Chi and Eng Subtitle)

Distribution: Edko Films Ltd