The 1953 documentary "Mental Hospital" was produced by the University of Oklahoma to destigmatize mental health care by showcasing daily life and contemporary treatments, such as electroconvulsive therapy, at the Central State Hospital in Norman. While the main character was a composite of real-life observations, the entire film, including patient roles, was performed by actors and crew to circumvent legal issues regarding patient consent. Credit: Oklahoma State Dept. of Health and University of

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