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Nur des Insulinschocks wegen sollte dieser Film Beachtung finden in einer Debatte um Epilepsie im Spielfilm.
"A meeting is arranged, and Michael appeases most of the Mafia bosses with payoffs from the sale of his Las Vegas holdings. Zasa, however, gets nothing, and declares that Michael is his enemy and storms out. Altobello follows close behind. Minutes later, a helicopter hovers outside the conference room and sprays it with submachine gun fire. Most of the other mob bosses are killed, but Michael, Vincent, and Michael's bodyguard, Al Neri escape. Back at his penthouse in New York, Michael is told that those mob bosses who escaped the massacre quickly made deals with Zasa, and realizes that Altobello supported Zasa in carrying out the hit. Vincent wants to kill Zasa, but Michael refuses. As he considers how to respond to the situation, he suffers a diabetic stroke and is hospitalized.
As Michael recuperates, Vincent begins a romantic relationship with Mary, and also plots revenge against Zasa. Neri and Connie give Vincent permission to act." Wikipedia
Der Anfall hat wenig Ähnlichkeiten mit einem epileptischen Anfall. Michael scheint dabei stets bei Bewusstsein, was schwer zu einem solchen Anfallsgeschehen passt. Der Zuschauer weiss zudem, dass Michael an Diabetes leidet. Er wird den "Auftritt" nicht für einen "epileptischen" halten. Bedenkenswert ist die Nähe von Insulinschock und Epilepsie. Sie wird aber wohl nur dem Eyperten bewusst.
Kurz vor dem Anfall: "Just when I thought I am out, they pulled me in. The true enemy has not yet shown his face. (M. stützt sich auf die Spühle.) - Der Anfall beginnt wie Atemnot mit aufgerissenem Mund. M. spricht und flucht.
"Common symptoms of diabetic seizures are similar to symptoms of epileptic or other types of seizures."
Read more: Symptoms of a Diabetic Seizure | eHow.com http://www.ehow.com/about_4740229_diabetic-seizure-symptoms.html#ixzz1pjYyB4Yv
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