Film

Emergence

“Emergence” is a short film about breaking free from depression and learning to live again. The story follows a girl who is dealing with depression and shares her story in the hopes that it will help reduce the stigma around mental health.

Grey Matter

“Grey Matter” sheds light on what goes on inside the minds of high school students when they are struggling with anxiety.

Bloom

“Bloom” addresses the intersectionality of struggling with mental health as an immigrant or child of immigrants. The film analyzes the guilt of talking about mental health struggles when trying to be grateful for the better life your family fought for and explores the varied coping mechanisms immigrants and their children may use.

Phone A Friend

In “Phone a Friend,” a youth struggling with suicidal thoughts reaches out to a friend who provides support.

Finding Support

This film addresses the isolating effects of living through the COVID-19 pandemic and the importance of connecting with others to maintain good mental health.

See The Signs

This film spreads awareness of available resources and encourages those who may be struggling to give crisis lines a chance.

Why Am I Here?

This film addresses the negative impact that academic and social pressures can have on youth mental health, all the while emphasizing the importance of friendship and reaching out for help.

Help Wanted

In “Help Wanted,” a girl who has been facing mental health challenges finally realizes that she isn’t alone and gets help.

Breaking the Silence

In “Breaking the Silence,” a group of youth notice that one of their friends is acting differently and becoming distant, but only one of them is brave enough to ask about suicide directly, which helps him get support.

Tug-o-War

This film visualize’s a young man’s mental health struggle through a game of tug-o-war, ultimately showing that mental health challenges don’t have to be faced alone.