“The video realates back to the required criteria since it is about Walk in our shoes. Our video shows the perspective of a girl who has social anxiety, and is scared of talking to people and had a fear of making new friends. Untill she meets someone who starts talking to her and she’s unsure of what to do and how to act. Which untill she realised she won’t be judged and the girl wont be ean to her.”
“My submission relates back to the required content submission criteria by showing how a girl gets her mental health and how she solves it.”
“Our entry relates to the required content submission criteria (walk in our shoes) because we showcase the struggles of family relationships and how there is always someone who wants to help. Some families face the struggle of mental or physical abuse, lack of communication, dissociation, or toxic family situations. In this video, we specifically focus on communication, and how we can use our voices to better understand one another.”
This is a film about the struggles and pressures of living in a traditional Hispanic household and shows the impact of not allowing people to express their emotions.
This film provides insight into mental health in Jewish culture and encourages those who may be struggling to speak out.
“La Lucha Invisible” acknowledges how difficult it can be to reach out in the Hispanic community and encourages those who are struggling to find the courage to seek help.
“Culture can be shown in different perspectives and characteristics throughout our communities. Our video shows a representation of how we use different language, shared experience, and emotion to portray how we deal with expressing how we are feeling around others. It is hard to be vulnerable in front of others that may be from a different community than us.”
“Hues of Hope” centers on Billy, a character that could represent anyone suffering from mental illness. The story of Billy shows his growth as he gains strength from his friends to advocate for himself, eventually getting the help he needs.
This film seeks to uplift those struggling with mental health in the Latino community, showing them that there’s support and hope.
“Beyond the Surface” takes a creative approach to telling the story of someone experiencing a mental health challenge and shares the message that no matter the circumstance you are going through regarding mental health, there is help available.