π ONE OF THOSE PEOPLE THAT LIVE IN THE WORLD
Produced by the National Film Unit
Black & white film still
35mm cellulose acetate negative
Preservation Master
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Film description:
Colour 56 mins, 16mm 2095'
Julie, the central character in this drama, thinks back over the events that led to her schizophrenic breakdown. We see moments, scenes and confrontations with her trying to understand reasons for the breakdown and her admission to a mental hospital in a catatonic state. We follow Julie's eventual recovery. Based on research carried out at Kingseat Hospital the film gives a reasoned yet dramatic glimpse into mental illness and it's present treatment.
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Patients watching TV.
Film description:
Colour 56 mins, 16mm 2095'
Julie, the central character in this drama, thinks back over the events that led to her schizophrenic breakdown. We see moments, scenes and confrontations with her trying to understand reasons for the breakdown and her admission to a mental hospital in a catatonic state. We follow Julie's eventual recovery. Based on research carried out at Kingseat Hospital the film gives a reasoned yet dramatic glimpse into mental illness and it's present treatment.
No restrictions on content.
These records are restricted access due to preservation reasons related to their format or technical requirements.
Contact Archives New Zealand for permission to view or the availability of alternative access provisions. Viewing is by appointment only.
These records are restricted under section 49(1)(a) of the Public Records Act 2005.
Research Services, Archives New Zealand, PO Box 12050, Wellington 6144, New Zealand.
- π’ National Film Unit (1990)