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Ethnographic analysis of kitchen routines.
Terminator (working for humans) vs. Terminatrix (female Terminator; working for robots)
Four co-workers' ability to fulfill a mundane bet depends heavily on their interaction with the surrounding environment.
A man, locked in a room for 15 years without knowing his captors’ motives, is suddenly released, but his mind remains ensnared in a web of deceit.
Displays anterograde amnesia, through one of the main characters, Dory. She is a blue tang fish, who forgets things instantly. Accurate besides how she gets A.A
Biography of John Nash Jr., and his battle with schizophrenia.
A government assassin with retrograde amnesia.
A facist society is balanced by Prozium, a mind-altering drug that prevents people from feeling anything.
Three genetically-altered humans observe crimes before they happen.
An artificial intelligence that can "feel" seeks affection from humans.
A hypnotized detective commits a burglary that he can't remember, which he then begins investigating.
True story of a novelist's battle with Alzheimer's disease.
A realistic depiction of a man's descent into schizophrenia.
A man is trapped in his own dreams.
Which is more real: our experiences or our dreams?
A cinematic take on the infamous "Stanford Prison Experiment" conducted in 1971. Shows how fast and dramatically can people change in different environments.
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