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Deep Dive: Brainwashing (2010)

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Brainwashing
In 'Brainwashing,' director Joan Churchill presents a collaboration of Norwegian and international scientists who investigate the influence of biology on human behavior. The film challenges the common belief that social factors are the main drivers of behavior, arguing that biological influences are often overlooked. Through interviews and discussions, experts present their case for integrating biological perspectives into social sciences, pushing viewers to rethink their understanding of human nature and societal interactions. The documentary includes insights from various experts, including Jerry Moss and Claire Ferguson, and aims to bridge the gap between biology and social science. The film encourages a comprehensive approach to understanding human behavior, emphasizing the need to consider biological factors alongside social influences.

Why Watch

  • •Meet scientists challenging social behavior norms.
  • •Find out how biology impacts human interactions.
  • •See interviews that question established beliefs.

Did You Know

•The film features interviews with several Norwegian and international scientists.
•Joan Churchill directed the documentary, which was released in 2010.
•The documentary has a runtime of 89 minutes.

Perfect For

Social science enthusiastsBiology studentsDocumentary fans