It was a classy move by the Canadian filmmaker who gave us of this year’s most anticipated movie, Dune: Part Two.
A dying man in northern Quebec had one last wish before he died – he wanted to see the second installment of Denis Villeneuve’s Dune. Once the request appeared on social media, the film team went into action, even offering to fly the man to the film’s premiere in Montreal. But that was two month’s away, and the man could not wait that long nor was the medical team able to move him to another location.
So the film was flown up to Quebec on Villeneuve’s computer laptop for a private showing. The man watched the film and died a few days later.
Asked about this gesture, Villeneuve’s comment was, ““It’s for him, it’s for that man that we make films.”
As I said, classy.
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