This guide focuses on the , directed by Alice Winocour. Based on true events, the film explores the complex relationship between a 19th-century neurologist and a patient diagnosed with "female hysteria." 🎬 Film Overview
The film’s moody and atmospheric score includes notable pieces curated to fit the period setting: Augustine(2012)
: The film deconstructs the idea of the "muse," showing how Augustine navigates her role with more agency than her doctors realize. It also critiques the 19th-century medical world’s treatment of women. ⚖️ Parental Guide & Content This guide focuses on the , directed by Alice Winocour
: Includes "Cantus in Memoriam of Benjamin Britten" by Arvo Pärt and "Tango" by Isaac Albéniz. 🔍 Critical & Historical Context ⚖️ Parental Guide & Content : Includes "Cantus
: Features compositions by Jocelyn Pook , known for tracks like "Lonely Walk" and "Room 304".
: This was Winocour’s debut feature; she later directed the acclaimed thriller Disorder (2015).
: Moderate (intense seizures and the claustrophobic atmosphere of the asylum). 🎻 Soundtrack Highlights