The movie explores the life and work of Jack Kevorkian, a medical pathologist in Michigan who helped dozens of people end their lives through assisted suicide. The film shows the controversial nature of Kevorkian's work and how it brought him into conflict with the law and the medical community. Through interviews with his colleagues, supporters, and detractors, the film presents a nuanced view of Kevorkian's beliefs and actions. It also delves into his personal life, including his difficult relationship with his sister, his passion for painting, and his uncompromising stance on the right to die. Pacino's nuanced performance captures the complexity of Kevorkian's character, and the film provides an insightful look at one of the most divisive figures in modern medical history.