[ SECRET POST #3192 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3192 ⌋

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Comments

Re: What TV show/movie/book do you think had the best portrayal of depression?

[(Anonymous)]

The movie A Single Man has the best depiction of grief and suicidality I've ever seen. In fact, if you are currently experiencing those issues, you probably shouldn't watch that movie without a spotter, so to speak.

Ordinary People gives a great look at those feelings, as well (from the point of view of someone who had attempted suicide, was in inpatient treatment, and is trying to adjust to life back at home again).

Re: What TV show/movie/book do you think had the best portrayal of depression?

[elaminator]

A Single Man is an excellent choice. It was so harrowing I barely got through it the second time. (It had been years since I'd seen it, and I had forgot how...effective it was. A part of me thinks I was so upset by it that I blocked it from my memory, lol. I was genuinely surprised by the ending.)

I think In the Flesh does a wonderful job on depression (and several other serious topics).