Stress

195610 min 17 secFilm: Documentary

Direction: Ian MacNeill

Production: Nicholas Balla

Script: William Weintraub

Dr. Hans Selye's research and writings on the subject of stress are world-renowned. In this early documentary study, he is interviewed in his laboratories at the Université de Montréal, where he explains his discoveries. Stress, the general strain on the body caused by disease, injury or mental pressure, is explained and we are shown some of the experiments that led Dr. Selye to his discovery.

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  • Psychology and Psychiatry > Emotional LifePortraits
  • Health and Medicine > PortraitsResearchStress

Credits


director
Ian MacNeill
producer
Nicholas Balla
script
William Weintraub
photography
Lorne C. Batchelor
sound
George Croll
editing
Fergus McDonell
animation
Sidney Goldsmith
narrator
Geoffrey Hogwood
re-recording
George Croll
music
Maurice Blackburn