“I See Through Your Smile is a film that specifically brushes on the topic of suicide, speaking on the not-so-subtle signs one can easily miss. Told in the perspective of an ‘outsider,’ we are able to understand the hardships of those having these thoughts and the facade they carry to mask their pain.”
This film is about how important it is to get help, as well as how much better youth can feel if they reach out.
“Breaking the Silence” shows that youth sometimes overlook warning signs that their peers could be struggling with mental health and encourages viewers to uplift and support one another.
This powerful film seeks to break down the stigma surrounding mental health and suicidal thoughts.
A youth displays warning signs of suicide, including anger and isolation, so a friend steps in to provide the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline and offers to connect him with a trusted adult.
A youth reflects on how he realized his friend needed help and discusses his decision to reach out to his friend’s mom about his concerns.
While struggling with thoughts of suicide, a youth receives a text checking in on her, which helps her feel seen.
After noticing changes in a friend who recently lost his older brother, a youth connects him with their coach for help.
This film encourages youth to be honest about their mental health struggles and symptoms and shows how it can be an important first step to getting help.
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.