Full Moon Darkness (1985)
A painful but enlightening film on the controversial subject of mental illness - or more particularly, the myth of mental illness. It is a frightening piece of work in that it asks us to assume responsibility for ourselves, our actions. How, after listening to Dr. Thomas Szasz, can we blame someone else anymore? Equally frightening is the realization that mental illness could touch our lives, not just someone else's. Without attempting to give an answer, "Full Moon Darkness" raises many valid questions - questions we should ask ourselves at least once.
Director: Carl E. Brown
Runtime: 90 min
Release Date: January 1, 1985
Country: United States of America
Original Language: en
More Films by Director: Carl E. Brown
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Full Moon Darkness about?
- A painful but enlightening film on the controversial subject of mental illness - or more particularly, the myth of mental illness. It is a frightening piece of work in that it asks us to assume responsibility for ourselves, our actions. How, after listening to Dr. Thomas Szasz, can we blame someone else anymore? Equally frightening is the realization that mental illness could touch our lives, not just someone else's. Without attempting to give an answer, "Full Moon Darkness" raises many valid questions - questions we should ask ourselves at least once.
- Who directed Full Moon Darkness?
- Full Moon Darkness was directed by Carl E. Brown.
- How long is Full Moon Darkness?
- Full Moon Darkness has a runtime of 1h 30m (90 minutes).
- Where was Full Moon Darkness produced?
- Full Moon Darkness was produced in United States of America.