When you're not working you don't feel like a man
Synopsis
Suicide rates among men have surged, prompting Iman Amrani to address mental health issues in the context of employment during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Synopsis
Iman Amrani visits Neil Smedley in Leeds, a barber she met two years ago, to discuss the effects of Covid-19 on men's mental health. Smedley shares the challenges his barbershop faces during lockdown, including the pressures on his employees. They talk about traditional views of masculinity and the need for men to have meaningful conversations about their struggles. Amrani aims to address these issues in her series, Modern Masculinity, focusing on mental health and identity in a changing world.
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Why Watch
- Meet Iman Amrani, a journalist tackling men's mental health.
- Find out how COVID-19 affects men's identity and employment.
- See Neil's insights on masculinity and its challenges.
Did You Know
- Iman Amrani's series is called Modern Masculinity.
- Neil owns multiple barbershops in the North of England.
- The documentary was filmed during the COVID-19 pandemic.
- Suicide rates among men are a significant concern discussed in the film.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What series does Iman Amrani work on?
Iman Amrani works on a series called Modern Masculinity for the Guardian.
What is a major theme discussed in the documentary?
A major theme is the impact of employment on men's mental health and identity.
Who is Neil and what does he own?
Neil owns a number of barbershops in the North of England and is based in Leeds.
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