Film Lens
The documentary focuses on the Daniel Hoan Memorial Bridge in Milwaukee, a notable landmark that is also a site for suicides. Through three interviews with individuals named Dave, John, and Mary, the film presents personal stories related to the bridge and the issue of suicide. Animator Aaron Johnson leads the narrative, using animation to convey the emotional weight of these experiences.
The film runs for 9 minutes and aims to bring attention to the dual nature of the bridge as both a celebrated structure and a site of tragedy. By centering on intimate interviews, it provides a platform for voices that are often overlooked in discussions about mental health and suicide.
Why Watch
- •Meet Dave, John, and Mary sharing their personal stories.
- •Find out about the Daniel Hoan Memorial Bridge's dual identity.
- •See how animation conveys deep emotional experiences.
Did You Know
•The Daniel Hoan Memorial Bridge is a key feature of Summerfest.
•The film includes interviews with three individuals: Dave, John, and Mary.
•The documentary has a runtime of 9 minutes.
•Milwaukee's bridge is known for being a popular site for suicides.
Perfect For
Mental health awarenessMilwaukee landmarksSuicide prevention discussions