Film Lens
Fragility is a 2016 Swedish documentary directed by Ahang Bashi. The film follows Bashi's personal struggle with panic disorder and depression at a peak moment in her career. Using her camera, she captures both her darkest moments and the support she receives from those around her. The narrative also reflects on her past, including her escape to Sweden and her childhood experiences.
The documentary received recognition at various film festivals, being nominated for the Tempo Documentary Award in 2016 and winning the Stockholm Prize through Nöjesguiden. In 2017, it was awarded Newcomer of the Year at the Swedish Guldbaggegalan and won Best Swedish Feature at the Gothenburg Film Festival.
Why Watch
- •See Ahang Bashi's personal battle with anxiety.
- •Find out about her childhood escape to Sweden.
- •Meet the supportive figures in her life.
Did You Know
•Ahang Bashi directed Fragility, released in 2016.
•The film has a duration of 73 minutes.
•Fragility was nominated for the Tempo Documentary Award in 2016.
•It won the Stockholm Prize through Nöjesguiden in 2016.
•In 2017, it won Newcomer of the Year at the Swedish Guldbaggegalan.
Perfect For
Mental health awarenessSwedish cinema fansDocumentary enthusiasts