At an outpatient mental health clinic in Japan, Kiyoko Kashiwagi and her team support patients grappling with suicidal thoughts and societal stigma.
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At an outpatient mental health clinic in Japan, Kiyoko Kashiwagi and her team support patients grappling with suicidal thoughts and societal stigma.
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Synopsis
At an outpatient mental health clinic in Japan, patients confront the challenges of suicidal thoughts and poverty. Kiyoko Kashiwagi, a dedicated staff member, works alongside doctors and volunteers to provide support in a society where mental illness is often stigmatized. Through a cinema-verite approach, the film captures the daily lives of those seeking help, revealing their struggles with shame and fear. MENTAL offers an unfiltered look at the efforts to foster understanding and healing within this community.
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Why Watch
- Meet patients facing stigma in Japan
- Find out how volunteers support mental health
- See the impact of societal attitudes on mental illness
Did You Know
- The documentary runs for 135 minutes.
- Kazuhiro Soda directed the film, released in 2008.
- The film features the experiences of patients at an outpatient clinic in Japan.
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Who directed the documentary Mental?
Mental was directed by Kazuhiro Soda.
What is the duration of the documentary Mental?
The duration of Mental is 135 minutes.
In which country was the documentary Mental produced?
Mental was produced in Japan.
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