Mon Délire, le Saint-Michel (1979)
With a keen awareness of his mentally ill condition, René Paquot denounces all powers, and especially the practices of psychiatric hospitals, which he compares to those used in slaughterhouses: submission through medication, straitjackets, and extermination by electroshock. This film should be seen as a cry of revolt.
Director: René Paquot
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René Paquot as The Patient |
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Romain Schneid as The Psychiatrist |
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Lucky Beier as The Woman |
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Pierre de Witt as The Child |
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Charles Bisteau as The Madman |
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Robert Bonne as The Policeman |
| Directing | René Paquot | Director |
| Camera | Hilda Helfgoth | Director of Photography |
| Production | Boris Lehman | Production Assistant |
| Production | Daniel de Valck | Production Assistant |
| Production | Edith de Witt | Production Assistant |
| Production | Paul De Meulemeester | Production Assistant |
