"This film is extraordinarily authentic. It very much captures the difficult and personal decision of terminally ill individuals who pursue physician assisted death. My students were very moved by this presentation."

– Linda Ganzini, MD, MPH
Professor of Psychiatry and Medicine, OHSU 

"How to Die in Oregon is highly recommended for all public, academic, and high school audiences."

– Charles J. Greenberg, Cushing
Whitney Medical Library, Yale University

"The film is very powerful and does a great job of sparking class discussion."

– Dena S. Davis, J.D., PhD.
Bioethicist - Presidential Chair in Health — Humanities/Social Sciences, Lehigh University

"Whether one supports or opposes the Oregon and Washington assisted suicide law, this film is an excellent springboard for discussing and critiquing the values that support them in this particular culture."

– Rev. Dr. Bernard Teo C.Ss.R.
S.T.D. Yarra Theological Union, Melbourne, Australia

"Whatever your position on physician-assisted suicide, you should see the movie “How to Die in Oregon" ...the movie raises important questions about end-of-life care, physician-assisted suicide, and the way in which we as a society deal with (or refuse to deal with) the inevitability of death and dying.

– Sean Philpott, PhD
MSBioethics The Bioethics Program, Union Graduate College, Mt. Sinai School of Medicine