Interview. Cédric Kahn Examines the Mental Health of Young People in 15/18: "I Am Told that the Film Is Newsful"
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15/18, in theaters this Wednesday, is a seizing closed session in a child psychiatry service: the sensitive portrait of a young person living in great pain. The very one who has been shouting his revolt in our streets for several weeks. Cédric Kahn makes the film and plays there an empathetic and devoted doctor. Interview.
Three years after the brilliant "Goldman Procès", Cédric Kahn offers with "15/18" an immersion in a pedopsychiatric unit. A hard and moving film about adolescent ill-being15/18 is Cédric Kahn's fourteenth feature film, and three years after the very dry and exciting Goldman Trial, on a famous 1970s banditry affair, it overflows with life while talking about ill-being and death impulses. Located in a psychiatric unit for teenagers aged 14-18, it …
In this highly documented fiction at the heart of teenage psychiatry, Cédric Kahn, in addition to being behind the camera, embodies a psychiatrist and head of service listening Surrounded by a troupe of
Imperfect, Cédric Kahn's film is the most accurate in its ability to combine the vitality of its collective with the singularity of each of its characters.
By taking both the party of youth and institution, immersion in a child-psychiatry service leads to a well-dyed, bizarrely disconnected humanism.
In a child-psychiatric care unit, the tumultuous daily life of a dozen young people affected by mental illness. The director returns with a documented fiction, carried by a beautiful adolescent energy.
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