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What is 12 Days about?
12 Days is a documentary. Raymond Depardon's "12 Days" examines the intersection of justice and psychiatry within the French legal system. Set in a psychiatric hospital in Paris, the film documents the legal process for individuals deemed unfit to stand trial. Through intimate interviews with patients and mental health professionals, it highlights the complexities of mental illness and the challenges faced by the judicial system in addressing these cases. The film provides a critical look at how society navigates the balance between mental health and legal accountability.
When was 12 Days released?
12 Days was released in 2017.
How long is 12 Days?
12 Days has a runtime of 87 minutes.
What genre is 12 Days?
12 Days is classified as Society.
What topics does 12 Days cover?
12 Days explores topics including social-justice, mental-health, photography, civil-rights.