In this raw and introspective documentary, a young woman reflects on her tumultuous struggles with mental health marked by bipolar and borderline personality disorder.

Short documentary about the little known depersonalization disorder

Haunted by his past, Aaron abruptly wakes up in an inpatient mental facility. Following his daily routine, Aaron participates in his one-on-one therapy session, where he is encouraged to face his past traumas and navigate his triggers to best prepare for his pending release

A girl struggles to fit in at a mental health treatment facility after coming out of a major depressive episode that derails her life.

A successful man with the illusion of the perfect life no longer desires to exist. Can life be breathed into him again, or will he remain trapped by his silence?

"A Brazilian socio-environmental photojournalist cries talking to his psychoanalyst over the phone. His friend, an A’wue-Xavante lawyer, fights fires and diseases on his indigenous land. Mm, there’s something that should have been said about the psychoanalyst."

An uptight man tries to relax with the help of a meditation tape. The harder he tries, the more frustrated he becomes.

A short documentary, following a young woman and mother who emerges from childhood trauma and addiction, finds resilience and forges a new life for her and her daughter.

How do we cope and what do we do when physical and emotional pain, obstacles, and hardship block our way forward? This "dark night of the soul" journey is powerfully depicted in the "Marble Me Free" animated film.

“Hold On To Tomorrow” with its healing words, imagery, and music beautifully raises awareness of 988 (the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline number) and with compassion opens conversation on youth mental health. The video is meant to be shared and can easily be used by schools, mental health services, and community settings as an introduction to discussion on mental health, suicide risk factors and prevention, and resource sharing. The music video highlights the powerful contribution the arts can make in mental health care communication, and promotion. It is an outreach of the Hold On Campaign for Suicide Prevention that uses the power of art to educate, connect, express, and heal. To learn more, please

Misa Butsuhara's short film, Mimi Goes to Rehab, is a comedy about a therapist and her friend pretending to be drug addicts to escape their lives.

A teenage girl tormented by severe anxiety, depression, and hallucinations, finds herself unable to manage her overwhelming emotions. Escaping into an 80s-inspired altered reality born from obsession, she becomes determined to end her life.

A newly-widowed mother must cope with being the sole caregiver of her disabled, teenage son.

On the day a girl plans to take her own life, she’s confronted by the very person who sent her spiraling to begin with.

We follow the story of how Dirke and Emma meet. How it all begins. The prequel to "Two Rivers".

An injured woman with no identity or memory finds herself stranded in a foreign place. As luck would have it, a healer comes to her aid and helps her regain her old self. The heavy burden that she must face is the one buried deep within, which resurfaces with a vengeance

After making an ultimate decision, a woman sets out on her journey. She soon discovers that the choice made yields a quite unexpected outcome and knocks her world out of kilter. Life is about making choices. Some - one can't undo. The wheel of karma keeps on churning.

The "making of" journey through grief on the road to healing. A healing art and music project in response to the tragic shooting at Abundant Life Christian School in Madison Wisconsin on December 16th, 2024

It's just another [excruciating] meal for Vienna - until an offer to conquer her greatest fear in 'three simple steps' arrives. Desperate for freedom from her fear of eating, Vienna takes the offer up - only to realize she bit off far more than she can chew... As Vienna is taken through these three escalating steps to conquer her fear, she also discovers just how resilient she is, ultimately fighting anorexia back in the most defiant way possible: by reclaiming her autonomy in eating.

When illustrator Maya suffers a burnout, she is faced with her deepest fear: she can no longer be perfect. In a personal quest, through much trial and error, she learns how to be 'good enough' instead.