Dune: Part Two premiered at Quebec palliative care home to fulfil man's dying wish

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The work of Quebec filmmaker Denis Villeneuve was shown in a room at a palliative care centre to fulfil the end-of-life wish of a long-time film fan in a special world premiere, well ahead of the official launch.

A man from Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean, Que., had an almost impossible final wish when he knew he was at the end of his life. The movie buff said he would like to see the film Dune: Part Two, which was set to be released on March 1, before he died.

He expressed this wish to Josée Gagnon, whose job is to accompany people at the end of life through her

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