Often biopics of this nature would show the life of the central character before his paralysis - but The Sea Inside does not.
Page revealed that his difficulties began nearly 14 years after suffering a bad cold, which apparently led to paralysis of his left vocal cord.
It is unlikely that this condition is related to his current issues with vocal cord paralysis.
Jacob spent his days in stoic near-paralysis in a nursing home close to their old house, since sold to a happy (though you never knew) Sri Lankan family.
In 2011, James Driver was felled by an episode of temporary paralysis that left one of his vocal cords frozen.
Acting Senate president Emilio Colombo told his chamber that stalemate "could bring us to institutional paralysis, with dramatic consequences on... the great social and economic problems that torment us".
Jacott is a one-man study in self-justifying paralysis (the movie's funniest scene is his quivering interview for a video-store job).
My little dog recently went through a traumatic surgery and is overcoming the paralysis that was a result of a ruptured disc in his back.
In his well-known work, psychologist Barry Schwartz, calls this choice paralysis.
This week the billionaire philanthropist Bill Gates will deliver the annual BBC Richard Dimbleby Lecture in which he will spell out his commitment to ridding the world of this dread infectious disease which can cause paralysis and even death within hours.
In Lula's first term, his government mishandled a legislature composed largely of politically footloose mercenaries, which provoked corruption and legislative paralysis.
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