Educational Inclusive Project About BD (Bipolar Disorder)

Student: Anna Barashkova

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Educational Programme: Design (Bachelor)

Year of Graduation: 2024

"Stigmatization, Romanticization, and Normalization of People with Mental Disabilities in 21st Century Cinema" The global community has made significant progress in its approach to people with mental health conditions. The internet is full of podcasts, videos, and articles on this topic, and films are also addressing issues related to mental health. However, these representations are not always accurate. The media plays a significant role in shaping the public perception of mental illness. Through visual analysis, is aimed to understand the patterns of stigmatization and normalizing disorders in order to challenge them in project.

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