Schizophrenia

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Mbassa Daniel, Head of the Psychiatric Centre at the Jamot Hospital, is a mental disorder in which somebody losses consciousness with reality.

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It starts from positive symptoms such as hallucination (the patient understands and speak with people witho...

...ba href=/schizophrenia/a/b as a dramatic device done right Creepy.

Sad.

Odd.

Different.

There's any number of ways to describe this movie but personally I'd choose to call it original.~Basically, you've got a thirtysomething year-old man by the name of Keane (played by Damian Lewis who played 'Jonesy' in 2003's "Dreamcatcher") that's struggling with the crippling loss of his daughter who *supposedly* disappeared from a bus terminal in New York city.

I say, supposedly because Keane isn't right in the head, not right at all; he's a tormented schizophrenic whose grip on the imaginary and the real are dodgy at best.

Did he really lose his daughter?

Did he ever really have one?

If he did have one why can't he find her?

Is it his fault?

If it is does he really want to know?

Keane is a textbook case of the hell that ba href=/schizophrenia/a/b inflicts and this is a textbook case of some truly ballsy filmmaking.~Further twisting the dramatic knife is the presence of a little girl that's also longing for that sense of family.

Everyone needs someone and a place where they belong, whether the world we live in is imagined or not.

Like I said, this movie's got balls and is well worth looking into.

Original, dark and thought-provoking.

Pedro Eggers March 28, 2006 Write your review!

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...ba href=/schizophrenia/a/b and bipolar disorder.

"The discovery of this gene was a major breakthrough," stated Dr.

Alan Percy, M.D., Director of the Rett Center for Excellence at the University of Alabama at Birmingham.

"By identifying the source for this disorder, we can tailor our research; its potential for the future is unimaginable." - Background on IRSA The International Rett Syndrome Association (IRSA), founded in 1984, is the world's oldest and most comprehensive non-profit organization dedicated to providing thorough and accurate information about Rett syndrome, offering informational and educational family support, and stimulating research aimed at finding the cause of Rett syndrome and methods for its prevention, control and cure.

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