InScience Film Festival
Mad to Be Normal

Mad to Be Normal

In the 1960s, acclaimed Scottish psychologist R.D. Laing is criticised for his infamous anti-psychology experiment in Kingsley Hall, East London. He applied his self-healing method known as metanoia on test subjects diagnosed with a psychological disorder. The controversial treatment ultimately changed our perception of mental health.

Director
Robert Mullan
Country
United Kingdom
Length
105 min
Nominated for
-
Type Film
Fiction Film
Premiere
-
Language
English
Pathway
Science from the Past, Social Sciences, Biography, Psychology
Subtitle
None
Year
2017

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