Wilbur Wants To Kill Himself

The life he wanted to end, was just about to begin

The good hearted Harbour has spent his whole life trying to take care of his motherless and suicidal little brother, Wilbur. The brothers are inseparable. In there thirties, they lose their father and inherit his second-hand bookshop. One day Alice enters the shop with her little daughter. Alice is a cleaning lady at the nearby hospital and she sells the books that the patients leave behind. The daughter Mary yearns for a home where the books don't always get sold. Harbour falls in love with Alice and soon all four of them are closely intertwined in each others lives – and perhaps even deaths.

Special Features:

• Deleted Scenes
• Featurette : Developing the Characters, The Stunts, Finding the Scottish and Danish Tone
• Outtakes
• Theatrical Trailer

Critic Reviews:

• " A nice little love triangle drama-comedy about suicide and bookstores. " – Jason Gorber

• " …the kind of picture one is more inclined to admire than embrace " – Philip Martin

• " Lone Scherfig has masterfully combined rather dark, serious topics with a little humor and a lot of humanity. " – Cherryl Dawson and Leigh Ann Palone