
Recommended Daily Amount
2017

Representation Score
Limited
2018
Director
Farshid Akhlaghipour
Runtime
13 minutes
Average Rating
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Pain is Mine is a formalist documentary that captures a deeply personal medical journey using a single take and room. The film centers the lived experience of chronic pain, giving the subject significant control over her situation. While it offers a powerful portrayal of personal autonomy, it lacks broader demographic diversity and does not engage with wider social or identity issues. Ultimately, the work critiques systemic medical norms through a highly constrained, intimate lens.
Category Breakdown
The film focuses solely on a medical and psychological issue, with no representation of LGBTQ+ or non-cisgender identities.
The main character is female and has personal autonomy, but the narrative does not address broader gender hierarchies or structures.
The available information does not provide sufficient details regarding the racial or ethnic identity of the subject or the production's casting.
The film explores themes of personal experience and critiques institutionalized medical practices, emphasizing internal truth over external clinical standards.
The documentary provides a direct, unfiltered look at chronic pain and disability, highlighting the subject's active role in managing her condition.
Present on Screen
Limited or Absent
Official Synopsis
One day, One room, One take. After her spinal surgery, she was always in pain, intense pain, unendurable pain. Painkillers have been her refuge for a long time, but one day, she decided to stop.

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