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Sinopse: Um paralelo entre violações de direitos humanos do passado escravocrata e da ditadura militar, promovido através de obras do século 19 e depoimentos à Comissão Nacional da Verdade.
Duração: 00h12m
Data de lançamento: 19 de outubro de 2017
Genêros: Documentário.
Elenco:
In the middle of the winter in Northern-Norway and surrounded by a wild group of kids, a young boy’s impulses are affected by his attraction to his best friend.
é o caótico maio de 2021 e no dia 18 o brasil comemora a luta antimanicomial. mas ela não quer só um meme, não tem graça, nem tempo. por proteção, envia aos quatro cantos e pro ano de 2071, o "suco" do que ainda pode falar. Vivemos tempos pandêmicos tão ásperos que também fez emergir uma epidemia de diagnósticos e fármacos do ponto de vista das neurociências, pontuando-se apenas pela química individual do cérebro. Ainda que seja extravagante a olho nu, o trauma é coletivo e o estamos assistindo, ainda inevitavelmente inertes. Assujeitar as questões é uma narrativa perfeita ao neoliberalismo, que quanto mais individualiza questões de saúde mental, mais as despolitizam. Assim como há um retrocesso negacionista em várias camadas do nosso tecido social, a luta antimanicomial enfrenta uma hegemonia farmacológica interessada em clientes e não em pacientes.
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