Éric Duvivier
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Eric Duvivier was a French filmmaker and psychiatrist known for his medical documentaries and collaborations with the pharmaceutical industry. Born in Paris, he pursued a career in medicine, specializing in psychiatry, and simultaneously developed an interest in filmmaking. Duvivier directed several educational films aimed at medical professionals and the public, focusing on psychiatric conditions and treatments. His notable works include Le Psychodrame (1961), which explores psychodrama therapy, and La Schizophrénie (1965), a documentary on schizophrenia. Duvivier's films are recognized for their informative content and compassionate portrayal of mental health issues.
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The Woman with 100 Heads (1968)
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Auto-stop – Les cinq grandes constitutions psychopathiques (1964)
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Le Monde du nouveau-né (1965)
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Autoportrait d’un schizophrène (1977)
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Mechanical Concerto for Madness or Mad Mechanomorphosis (1963)
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Ballet on a Paraphrenic Topic (1962)
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Phobie d'impulsion (1967)
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The World of the Schizophrenic (1961)
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Images of the Visionary World (1963)
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Images of Madness (1950)
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