R. D. Laing, the (anti)psychiatrist from Glasgow, was hard to ignore in the 1960s and 70s due to his radical stances on psychiatry and the way mental illness was socially perceived. Fowler interweaves archival footage of Laing – therapy sessions, colleagues, and critics – with his own film material, resulting in a collage as unconventional as the figure it portrays.
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