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A teenage boy (Aames) and a teenage girl (Cates) are lost in the desert but eventually find their way to an isolated oasis, where they fight off illness, desert bandits, and growing lust for each other.
My sister was diagnosed with schizophrenia in 1998 and I often watch films with themes of mental illness.
This is one of the best films I have ever seen about mental illness and definitely the best documentary about a rock musician I have ever seen.
Or tells it to me in a fashion that shows an interesting twist or point of view about the subject; be it love or illness or death or friendship or what have you that moves humans.
This is more a study of mental illness than anything else, and we see Fischer beginning to treat the film crew as he has finally treated everyone who has tried to help him in the past.
However, there are a few of her friends, who I say bravo too, through illness and divorce they show great courage, however somehow the films doesn't portray bravery and courage, it documents how little women have grown.
Interpretation of Ikaria was full of agreements with "new" socialist ideas against capitalist ideas (dead casino in space, criticism of red nail polish, etc.) but in one time "between lines" there is the criticism of socialist reality during fifties and sixties (predestined madness and "no future" impasse: deadly illness from radioactive accident at the end of the Magellan Cloud novel).
Part of the masterful but lesser known Hubie and Bertie series, which more often than not tackled darker subjects than most cartoons, 'Cheese Chasers' takes suicide and mental illness as its subject and runs with its unique premise to create an exceptional and exceptionally black film.
It is very interesting to learn about this serious illness.
People should really take the time to read of this illness.
Some may look at this illness as the person is "crazy."
Not true there are many people that suffer from this illness are brilliant.
Based around the life of a middle aged Maggie, widowed, one son and a grandchild dying of a rare illness.
It involves Littlefoot and his friends setting off into the land of the mists to find the cure for his grandfather's illness.
Even though McQueen was feeling the effects of his illness during the shooting of this one, he still does a great job.
Mental illness as a lifestyle option seems to be the theme of this work.
In Keane, director Lodge Kerrigan shows us a world we often try to avoid, the world of poverty and mental illness.
Keane is a man who is struggling to be normal in spite of his illness, isolation and the loss of his child.
Why would Sam consent to stay with a mother he has only bad feelings about (and he's a psychiatric resident, heaven help those suffering from mental illness)?
This is a dreadful illness and leads to many other problems which this film portrays.
The realism is striking, especially in scenes which depict illness or poverty, and the tenderness in the relationships between the characters (or the harshness in some cases) is a feat not often achieved in family television drama.
If you have never been around true mental illness this film is an eye-opener.
Mental illness isn't funny; in fact it is extremely scary.
I didn't read the book, but I am sure things such as Tok and his Brother's illness were more in depth in it.
It is an intense "edge of your seat" movie about a difficult subject - mental illness, poverty, and the impact of these conditions on an innocent child.
I had never watched this movie from start to finish until recently laid low by an illness, and all I can say is it made me sicker.
The acting was terrible and Mary Tyler Moore was so clichéd that I was hoping her character had a terminal illness.
It leaves the last films heroine Bridget infected and fighting her illness with the cure found in the last film.
While no match for the original Dracula by Tod Browning, Son of Dracula is, nonetheless, a much better film than its reputation suggests, and an improvement over the creaky Dracula's Daughter (a film that suffered of a bad case of "comic relief-itis", the terminal illness that killed off so many horror films of the era), which, while not totally without merit is mostly overrated.
The Polish director Agnieszka Holland offers a view about a family in turmoil caused by the illness of a young boy.
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