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What is Urgences about?
Urgences is a documentary. Inside the psychiatric ward of the Motel Dieu in Paris, patients seek urgent medical attention. Some arrive alone, while others are brought by police. The 1988 documentary, directed by Raymond Depardon, captures their experiences and the interactions with medical staff. It reflects the challenges of mental health care in France during the late 1980s. The film provides an unfiltered look at the crisis and the need for compassion in treatment.
When was Urgences released?
Urgences was released in 1988.
How long is Urgences?
Urgences has a runtime of 105 minutes.
What genre is Urgences?
Urgences is classified as Health.
What topics does Urgences cover?
Urgences explores topics including mental-health.