Unit of Difficult Patients: What Future for the Criminally Insane?
Synopsis
Medical professionals at a high-security psychiatric facility in France face ethical dilemmas while treating patients deemed criminally insane.
Synopsis
Medical professionals work in a high-security psychiatric facility in France. They deal with the treatment of criminally insane patients. Aymone de Chantéra directs "Unit of Difficult Patients: What Future for the Criminally Insane?" The film includes testimonies from doctors, nurses, and family members. It presents the challenges faced by healthcare workers and patients. Ethical dilemmas surrounding treatment and care are central themes. The documentary runs for 88 minutes and was released in 2017.
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Why Watch
- Meet medical professionals in a French psychiatric facility.
- Find out about the ethical dilemmas in treating the criminally insane.
- See emotional testimonies from families of patients.
Did You Know
- The film was directed by Aymone de Chantéra in 2017.
- It features a cast including Pierre Maraval and Sabrina Mustafa.
- The documentary has a runtime of 88 minutes.
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What is the duration of the documentary 'Unit of Difficult Patients: What Future for the Criminally Insane'?
The duration of the documentary is 88 minutes.
Who directed the documentary about criminally insane patients?
The documentary was directed by Aymone de Chantéra.
In which country was the documentary 'Unit of Difficult Patients' produced?
The documentary was produced in France.
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