Michael J Fox has captivated generations of viewers with his wit, charm, and magnetic on-screen presence. Yet, in his documentary Still, he stands now in a place most people spend their entire lives trying not to imagine: a future where the body keeps failing and no one can promise it will get easier. The narrative shifts from the nostalgia of Back to the Future or Family Ties to a deeply intimate exploration of living with Parkinson’s disease. Fox’s refusal to look away from that brutal reality is precisely what makes his story feel less like a tragedy and more like...
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