Natalia navigates her father's battle with Parkinson's disease while revealing her sexual orientation to her politically active family in Argentina, Colombia, and Uruguay.
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Natalia navigates her father's battle with Parkinson's disease while revealing her sexual orientation to her politically active family in Argentina, Colombia, and Uruguay.
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Natalia faces her father's struggle with Parkinson's disease in "Dopamina." The illness has stripped him of his ability to produce dopamine, complicating family dynamics. At the same time, Natalia reveals her sexual orientation to her parents, who have a history as left-wing militants advocating for equality. The film captures her emotional battle for acceptance while dealing with her father's condition. It examines love and conflict within the family in Argentina, Colombia, and Uruguay.
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Why Watch
- Meet Natalia as she confronts her family's acceptance issues.
- See how Parkinson's disease impacts family dynamics.
- Find out about the intersection of illness and identity.
Did You Know
- The film features a family dealing with Parkinson's disease, affecting dopamine production.
- Natalia's parents were left-wing militants advocating for equality and freedom.
- The documentary has a runtime of 88 minutes.
- Production involved three countries: Argentina, Colombia, and Uruguay.
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What disease does Natalia's father battle in the documentary?
Natalia's father battles Parkinson's disease.
What is the duration of the documentary 'Dopamina'?
The duration of 'Dopamina' is 88 minutes.
Which countries produced the documentary 'Dopamina'?
The documentary was produced in Argentina, Colombia, and Uruguay.
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