Smiling Through Depression
Explores “smiling depression,” or the ability to function well on the outside while experiencing depression. The film encourages viewers to encourage healthy behaviors in loved ones.
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Talking Helps
A girl experiences cyberbullying on social media, so her friend asks her directingly if she has been thinking of suicide and offers to go to a counselor.
People Talk
A film about how to be an advocate for mental health and what not to say to someone who is struggling.
Preventing Suicide
Reminds viewers that it’s important to take suicidal thoughts seriously and to call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline to get help for yourself or a loved one.
Burnout
A youth experiencing changes in sleep, loss of appetite, and loss of interest in activities receives a call from a concerned friend, which offers hope.
A Genderqueer Perspective (on Mental Health)
Youth describe the way gender expression impacts their mental health, reminding viewers of the importance of allowing people to express their authentic selves without judgment.
Despues de la tormenta
A Spanish-language film sharing the thoughts and emotions of a youth with thoughts of suicide, as well as a messaging of hope.
La Salud Mental
A Spanish-language film encouraging youth to not stay silent about mental health and to ask for help when needed.
Depression’s Fuel
An artistic depiction of the isolation and emotions experienced by a youth with thoughts of suicide, which offers .
You’re Not Alone
A youth who feels isolated and displays warning signs of suicide decides to reach out to the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline.