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Andrea, a fictional amalgam created from real psychiatric patients' experiences, grapples with severe memory loss as a result of receiving electroshock therapy. Using distortion, tracking lines and static to evoke her fuzzy state of mind and neurological impairment, Corrupted records her struggle to remember as she faces the deleterious effects of the therapy on her mind, body and soul.

A deeply disturbed young woman is torn between fervor and remorse in the aftermath of the execution of her licentious, dark desires. Told through poetry and dark visuals, this film is an artistic, conceptual work exploring the aesthetics of the Master, an original character created by Grayson Sebert Antreassian.

An hour long documentary chronicling the trials and tribulations of youth with developmental disabilities mounting a play about their lives.

Marcus is a troubled 16 year old from a poor family. He would do whatever he has to do to survive. He is schizophrenic and often sells his medication for a quick buck. This continues up until he sees his guilt in the form of a young girl. Following her are other embodiments of his emotions. They help him through his decisions and situations in his life, whether he likes it or not.

Ram shines light on the delusion of mental illness that is still overlooked in a current, self-obsessive day and age. It addresses the stigma and display its lack of social and even medical relevancy, using comedy as a sort of pain reliever to ease an audience along a most tender subject matter. In the film, the pressure to conform leaves the characters frustrated with each other and their lack of understanding, both with self and additional relationships. The main character discovers and utilizes her own strength to inspire and not only survive, but thrive, a main theme of the series. She experiences life through an unexpected new lens and trusts the world in aiding her with what she sees as merely getting by in life. An anxious mind works in many ways- it can drive progress but also fuel unsettling difficulties that can put a toll on the individual carrying it all. Mental illness in today's age is more seen and heard than ever before, but not up to the ultimate standard quite yet.

-Louis, 70, has been drummer with the band "les Sinners", successful record producer, private detective, family man, drug addict and alcoholic. Frédérique, 33, is a talented photographer who's not always picture-perfect. I'm a 40-year-old filmmaker, and I'm somewhere in between: half angel, half demon. What unites the three of us is our bipolar affective disorder. Hypersensitive, we've experienced the ecstasies of psychosis and the meanders of depression. We've stumbled, we've fallen hard, and then we've picked ourselves up again. Today, we're in full possession of our abilities, and we've decided to tell our stories to combat prejudice and give hope to all those who struggle with mental illness.

When a female University student with anxiety disorder discovers she is an amazing DJ, she seeks to claim a coveted radio contract by revealing her thoughts on love and friendship. DEAR DJ is a coming-of-age tale that explores what it takes to find one's true voice amidst a generation that desires to find its own identity.

A documentary about abuse and mental illness among young people in Sapmí.

Explore ADHD in this engaging documentary that delves into its nature, showing how some perceive it as an asset rather than a hindrance. Gain insights into this common neurological condition, with compelling stories and expert perspectives, making it a must-watch for anyone interested in the subject.

While on a road trip, a group of friends decide to stay the night at an old farm house, where disturbing occurrences begin happening.

After the murder of his patient, renowned psychiatrist plunges into the depths of madness in order to find her killer.

Explore how to provide support, bring awareness and help eliminate the stigmas of mental health issues.

23 year old Antoine is a computer supporter. His rare friends reproach him for living barricaded and meeting no one. One day, he announces he has met a young woman, Anna. He talks to them in great detail about his passionate love story.

Unaware she is losing her mind, a young mother turns on her new born son.

A man who doesn't sleep for days looks to avenge his brother's death.

17, Albion Street is home to three vulnerable adults with mental health conditions. KEVIN is autistic (pathological demand avoidance syndrome), obsessed with bicycles, football, and washing cars for money. He repeatedly tampers with the bicycle of LUKE JONES, Kevin's favourite support worker at 17, Albion Street and whom Kevin considers his best friend. After repeated warnings not to touch Luke's bike, Kevin's meddling finally causes an accident which puts Luke in the hospital. Kevin now must confront the repercussions of his behaviour as he no longer has Luke around to take him bowling, to football games, and to the park to play football. EARL is a paranoid schizophrenic who is in financial debt to a local wannabe gangster, FRANK LYLE, who demands that Earl steal the safe from 17, Albion Street to repay his debts. Frank takes Kevin bowling so Kevin doesn't spoil the plot to steal the safe. Earl steals the safe but instead of giving it to Frank he goes on the run with the safe in the community hiding from Frank and contemplating his next move, and what to do with the safe? Teddy is autistic, non-verbal, and usually wears a mask. He keeps to his room and has problems with human associations, and is fixated by comic books. The manager of 17, Albion Street insists that Teddy leave his room and spend more time in the community. In the local park, with a support worker by his side, he spies a a young boy reading a comic book, snatches it and runs off and hides in the community. He imagines himself a comic book hero and eventually encounters an old support worker of 17, Albion Street, DIANA, whom he trusts and who takes him to her home and he becomes a missing person.