Think. feel. act. Depression.
We all have times when our mood is low, and we're feeling sad or miserable about life. Usually, these feelings pass in due course.
But if the feelings are interfering with your life and don't go away after a couple of weeks, or if they come back over and over again for a few days at a time, it could be a sign that you're experiencing depression.
In its mildest form, depression can mean just being in low spirits. It doesn't stop you from leading your normal life but makes everything harder to do and seem less worthwhile. At its most severe, depression can be life-threatening because it can make you feel suicidal.
Film's featured & Further info
Faces Of Mental Health
A short film about depression and suicide in students
Directed & Produced by Arthur Cauty
Award-winning documentary short from filmmaker Arthur Cauty, which challenges stigma and encourages open conversation around mental illness and suicide in young people. Students in Bristol were offered a space to open up and share their thoughts and personal experiences of mental illness and suicide, with a view to encouraging people of all ages and backgrounds across the country and around the World to step forward and speak out.
Directed & Produced by Arthur Cauty Cinematography: Arthur Cauty & Jake Cauty Editor: Arthur Cauty
Music: Monobox
Production Assistant: Elisa Ruggirello
Filmed at Eyebox Studio,
Bristol a DC7 Films Production
Special thanks to Paulo Silva, Tom Wilson, Claire Jenna Ory, Hannah Carson, Amy-Leigh Hatton, Teodora Herczog, Natasha McGowan, Charlie Haines, Flavio Cannizzo & Nuhaadh Mahid for sharing.
Requiem follows the last moments of a suicidal teenager as he remembers all the pain and torment of his unfortunate life.
Written, directed, produced, edited, sound edited and mixed by Harrison John Bahe.
I'm Fine
A Short film that touches on the subject of teenage depression, anxiety, and suicide.
Written and produced by Benjamin Erhardt
"I'm Fine" is a short film written and produced by Benjamin Erhardt alongside three of his peers during the Senior year of high school. The film touches on the subject of teenage depression, anxiety, and suicide. The film's story emphasizes the continuing need for us to have conversations about mental health in all stages of life.
Starring:
Harper Welsh - Lindsey Mazelin
James Parks - Kyle Hastings
Crew:
Written and produced by Benjamin Erhardt
DoP - John Grayson
Editor - Ashley Kao
Score - John Grayson
Directed by Lauren Fisher
Made in collaboration with the World Health Organization (WHO) to mark World Mental Health Day, Writer and illustrator Matthew Johnstone tells the story of overcoming the "black dog of depression".
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