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This documentary follows the lives of three former inmates of a psychiatric hospital who were cast in the controversial Polish film 'The Debt' (Wielki tydzień). It delves into their experiences inside and outside the institution, exploring their struggles with mental health, societal integration, and the impact of their brief foray into acting.

The film received attention for its raw portrayal of marginalized individuals and the ethical questions surrounding their participation in filmmaking. It was noted for offering a sensitive, albeit challenging, glimpse into the lives of people often ignored by society.

• Praised for its empathetic and non-judgmental approach to its subjects.

• Critiqued for potentially exploiting the vulnerabilities of its protagonists.

• Considered an important, if uncomfortable, look at mental health and societal treatment of the 'other'.

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The film's subjects, Paweł Gula and others, were initially cast in Krzysztof Krauze's film 'The Debt' after being discovered during a theater workshop for psychiatric patients.