Out Takes

25 Oct 2019

Mental Health in Cinema

Arts, TV & Film

This week on Out Takes, we were joined by a guest studded line up as we acknowledged Mental Health Week and took stock of the way that cinema affects our mental health.

Our first guest was actor and documentarian Ben Steel, who joins us to discuss his new documentary, THE SHOW MUST GO ON, which is now available on ABC iView. THE SHOW MUST GO ON follows Home and Away actor and debut documentary filmmaker Ben Steel on a soul-searching investigation into why there are so many entertainment workers developing and struggling with mental wellbeing issues.

Our next guest was Genevieve Bailey (pictured), the director of HAPPY SAD MAN, which releases nationally this month. HAPPY SAD MAN explores the link between masculinity and mental health.

Finally, we welcomed clinical psychologist Dr Jarrod White into the studio as our guest Mental Health guru. Jarrod has appeared on Triple J and Potential Psychology and heads up The Lives of Others, a social media platform that promotes the sharing of mental health stories around the world.

Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 53:27 — 42.7MB)

Subscribe or Follow Us: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Android | iHeartRadio | Podchaser | Email | Deezer | RSS

18 Nov 2024

‘Strange Creatures’ with Riley Nottingham and 2024 CGA Rising Star Janet Anderson

TV & Film

With MQFF 2024 in full swing, we took the opportunity to do our final round of reviews and recommendations including ...

11 Nov 2024

Out Takes Guide to MQFF 2024 part 2: reviews and recommendations

TV & Film

The Melbourne Queer Film Festival is Australia’s oldest and largest queer film festival and returns from November 14 to 24 ...

4 Nov 2024

‘Merchant Ivory’ with Stephen Soucy and ‘Audrey’ with Natalie Bailey

TV & Film

We go to great lengths to highlight the diversity and representation on offer in LGBTIQA+ cinema and for this program ...