“Disclosure Day” and Anthropocentrism
Disclosure Day asks us to question humanity's role in the universe but falls victim to the same assumptions of centrality.
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This is the story of two men confronted with the ordeal of cancer. Each approaches the illness in a very different way. One, Bruno, submits religiously to mainstream medicine by accepting chemotherapy. The other, Olivier, encouraged by his friend Dieudo, travels to Africa to be treated by a healer. This film pits two approaches to medicine against each other through the lens of satire.
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This is the story of two men confronted with the ordeal of cancer. Each approaches the illness in a very different way. One, Bruno, submits religiously to mainstream medicine by accepting chemotherapy. The other, Olivier, encouraged by his friend Dieudo, travels to Africa to be treated by a healer. This film pits two approaches to medicine against each other through the lens of satire.
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