1953 – The Outlawed

1953 – The Outlawed

1953 – The Outlawed

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1953 – The Outlawed

2018

0h 13m

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1953 – The Outlawed centers on the last part of Alan Turing’s life, traveling to Greece to study morphological regularity in nature while his body is being altered by an enforced hormonal treatment. The agonizing surgical incision that is a narrative hinge in the film, slashes into the convulsed boundary between laws and transgressions, natural and technological becomings: a cut that does not separate politics and bodies but complicates the forms in which they crossbreed.

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Aurore Broutin

Alan Turing

Aurore Broutin

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