Frank Schauder, a doctor in Switzerland, investigates the genetic causes of his depression through interviews with researchers and artists in Germany.
Synopsis
Frank Schauder, a doctor in Switzerland, investigates the genetic causes of his depression through interviews with researchers and artists in Germany.
Synopsis
Frank Schauder, a doctor and patient, confronts his recurring depression in 'The Dark Gene.' He investigates the genetic factors behind his illness, seeking answers through advancements in genetic sequencing. Along the way, he meets researchers, artists, and visionaries who share their perspectives on genetic coding. Directed by Miriam Jakobs, the film intertwines scientific inquiry with personal stories, revealing how genetics shapes individual lives and societal views. It runs for 99 minutes and was produced in Switzerland and Germany in 2015.
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Why Watch
- Meet Frank Schauder's personal battle with depression.
- Find out how genetics affects mental health.
- See artistic interpretations of genetic technology.
Did You Know
- The film was directed by Miriam Jakobs.
- Frank Schauder is the main cast member featured in the documentary.
- The documentary has a runtime of 99 minutes.
- It was produced in Switzerland and Germany.
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Who directed 'The Dark Gene'?
Miriam Jakobs directed 'The Dark Gene'.
What is the runtime of 'The Dark Gene'?
'The Dark Gene' has a runtime of 99 minutes.
In which countries was 'The Dark Gene' produced?
'The Dark Gene' was produced in Switzerland and Germany.
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