CHThe documentary film 'Mein neues altes Ich' by Danish filmmaker Louise Kjeldsen explores the physical and psychological changes women experience during menopause. The film features interviews with researchers like Dr. Pauline Maki, who investigates potential links between menopausal symptoms and later health issues such as Alzheimer’s disease. It contrasts scientific research with personal narratives from women across different cultures and ethnic backgrounds, highlighting their experiences of identity shifts and lack of medical understanding. While the film presents a fast-paced, visually engaging account, it focuses primarily on medical aspects and advocates for hormone therapy with estrogen, avoiding deeper exploration of current controversies surrounding menopause treatment.
Bias read (Center): The article presents a balanced overview of both scientific research and personal experiences related to menopause, without overtly promoting any particular political agenda. It does not take a clear ideological stance on the issue of hormone therapy or broader societal attitudes toward women's body
