Beyond Reason

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Audience Member Captivating film... but television like film. IF you like Telly Savalas of KOJAK television fame. Here Dr. Savalas tries to be KOJAK, only in a mental ward. Written, directed and starring. The orginator of the idea of TOUGH LOVE, our lead actor and really the only real actor in this film believes in a tough love, one that stops being polite. The professor feels compassion is the only real tool to help the insane. He discards training,books, degrees, and all the other trappings of higher learning. But he himself has one human failing... he gets caught up in one of his students. [img]http://image1.frequency.com/uri/w354_h200_ctrim_ll/_/item/9/3/7/1/BEYOND_REASON_1982_full_movie_93719180_thumbnail.jpg[/img] A seemingly succesful psychiatrist begins to lose his grip on reality, and embarks on an affair with a patient. A passion for justice, the doctor tries to see the patient's side of things. As disturbed as they are, he tends to be more compassionate than analytical. The film is pretty crude as a movie. It tends to be a made for television film... but if you can ignore that than this is in fact a pretty good movie. SEE the entire film here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i04mtlFppys&list=PL943CDA52348692B5 REVIEWS: 1 Thank you!!! I've been looking for this flick for over 25 YEARS. I caught the last half on TV, WAY-back-when local channels still had cool things like 'All-Night-Movies'... 2 If you have the chance to watch BEYOND REASON do it, just if you are a Savalas fan. Director: Telly Savalas Writer: Telly Savalas (screenplay) Credited cast: Telly Savalas Diana Muldaur Marvin Laird Bob Basso Douglas Dirkson Priscilla Barnes Laura Johnson Runtime: 88 min Sound Mix: Mono Color Rated 3.5/5 Stars •  Rated 3.5 out of 5 stars 01/19/23 Full Review Read all reviews

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