Mad to Be Normal
HD
n/a
1h 46m
Scottish psychiatrist RD Laing challenges conventional mental health practices in the 1960s at Kingsley Hall, a revolutionary community in East London. Emphasizing empathy and understanding over traditional treatment, Laing fosters an environment where patients and caregivers coexist. His unconventional methods spark both admiration and controversy, as he navigates the complexities of mental illness and societal expectations. The narrative explores the balance between sanity and madness, highlighting Laing's profound impact on psychology and the individuals whose lives he touches within this groundbreaking sanctuary.
