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DAR (1986) | Slate

DAR

ДАР

A popular science film about the treatment of alcoholics using the stress therapy method developed by Alexander Romanovich Dovzhenko, People's Doctor of the Soviet Union (commonly known as "coding"). The film features unique footage of a treatment session conducted by the legendary Dr. Dovzhenko himself in Feodosia.

Released: 1986
Runtime: 18m
Genres: Documentary
Country: Soviet Union

Direction and writing

Roman ShyrmanDirector

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