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Release year: 2017
Genre: educational documentary
Duration: 86 min
Genre: educational documentary
Duration: 86 min
Description:
A film about the mysteries of the human brain and its unique abilities.
People with prosopagnosia — a condition affecting 2% of the population that prevents face recognition — share their remarkable stories, including a man who could not recognize his own mother. Another extraordinary phenomenon links objects, letters, or numbers to sensory experiences like color, flavor, or smell. Top neuroscientists, including Alexander Kaplan (Moscow State University), Vasily Klucharev (Institute for Cognitive Neuroscience), and Michel Maharbiz (UC Berkeley), reveal the science behind these astonishing conditions.
A film about the mysteries of the human brain and its unique abilities.
People with prosopagnosia — a condition affecting 2% of the population that prevents face recognition — share their remarkable stories, including a man who could not recognize his own mother. Another extraordinary phenomenon links objects, letters, or numbers to sensory experiences like color, flavor, or smell. Top neuroscientists, including Alexander Kaplan (Moscow State University), Vasily Klucharev (Institute for Cognitive Neuroscience), and Michel Maharbiz (UC Berkeley), reveal the science behind these astonishing conditions.
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Screenwriter, director and producer of documentary films; member of the Union of Cinematographers and the Guild of Documentary Film and Television.
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