Two Days

Year: 2003

Runtime: 91 mins

Language: English

Director: Sean McGinly

DramaComedy

Paul Miller, a long‑time struggling Hollywood actor, decides to end his life in two days. In a darkly comic twist, he hires a film crew to document his final moments and the events leading up to them, turning suicide into his ultimate “role.” The story follows his search for meaning, hope, and whether those two days will indeed be his last.

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