Rompenieblas, una historia de psicoanálisis y dictadura Trailer (2007)

19 November 2007 Factual 62 mins

What social and political commitment did the disappeared psychologists have? Why were some movements persecuted while others, like psychoanalysis, were able to reaffirm their development? These are some of the questions filmmaker Jana Kraselsky asks when she is hired to film a documentary. (...) Rompenieblas works on the suspicion that psychoanalysis had such an impact in Argentina because its expansion took place during the last dictatorship, since, protected by the scientific postulate of neutrality, social and political matters were left out of psychoanalytic institutions.

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Cast

Marcela Citán as Jana Kraselsky

Gillermo Colantoni

Laura Conte

Thomas Dassance as Thomas Dassance

Adelina de Alayes

Crew

Gustavo Alonso Director

International Releases Dates

Argentina 19 November 2007

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