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From a collaboration between the Murmurante Theater and Línea de Sombra Theater, arises El viaje immóvil, a study on suicide. With testimonies of the members of the P.I.A.S. (Comprehensive Suicide Attention Program), a woman expresses her decision to take her life. Through her performative actions, she forces us to accompany her on this purpose-built journey to formulate questions and dispel myths about suicide. Is it a creation? It's spread? Is it a mental health problem or is it a social problem?
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From a collaboration between the Murmurante Theater and Línea de Sombra Theater, arises El viaje immóvil, a study on suicide. With testimonies of the members of the P.I.A.S. (Comprehensive Suicide Attention Program), a woman expresses her decision to take her life. Through her performative actions, she forces us to accompany her on this purpose-built journey to formulate questions and dispel myths about suicide. Is it a creation? It's spread? Is it a mental health problem or is it a social problem?
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Juan de Dios Rath
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