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N's Last Game
N. undergoes Compulsory Medical Treatment that kills him: it is the epilogue of a violent encounter with psychiatry, which fails to provide him with support and pathologizes his pain until he becomes yet another victim of the system. To say goodbye to life and accept his death, N. embarks on a journey through his memories, accompanied by the voice in his mind.
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N. undergoes Compulsory Medical Treatment that kills him: it is the epilogue of a violent encounter with psychiatry, which fails to provide him with support and pathologizes his pain until he becomes yet another victim of the system. To say goodbye to life and accept his death, N. embarks on a journey through his memories, accompanied by the voice in his mind.
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Runtime:27 minutes
Studio:AAMOD - Archivio Audiovisivo del Movimento Operaio e Democratico
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