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Tag Archives: mental illness
Bunny Lake is Missing (1965)
Director: Otto Preminger Writers: John Mortimer & Penelope Mortimer (Based on the novel by Evelyn Piper)
Posted in Drama, Mystery, Thriller
Tagged 1965, abduxtion, adaptation, bunny lake is missing, carol lynley, daughter, disappearance, drama, england, evelyn piper, investigation, ira levin, john mortimer, keir dullea, laurence olivier, marryam modell, martita hunt, mental illness, missing, mom, mother, mystery, noel coward, otto preminger, paul glass, penelope mortimer, police, school, the zombies, thriller
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Madeline’s Madeline (2018)
Director: Josephine Decker Writer: Josephine Decker
Posted in Drama
Tagged 2018, acting, actor, alexandra tatarsky, art, class, director, donna di novelli, drama, elizabeth rao, experimental, gail segal, helena howard, improv, improvisation, josephine decker, krista parris, madeline's madeline, mental illness, miranda july, molly parker, performance, pregnancy, pregnant, school, sharon mashihi, sunita mani, theater
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Joker (2019)
Director: Todd Phillips Writers: Todd Phillips & Scott Silver (Based on characters created for DC Comics)
Posted in Crime, Drama
Tagged 2019, adaptation, arkham, batman, bill camp, bill finger, bob kane, bradley cooper, brett bullen, brian tyree henry, comedian, comic book, crime, dc comics, drama, frances conroy, gotham city, jerry robinson, joaquin phoenix, joker, marc maron, mental illness, mentally ill, murder, origin, robert de niro, scott silver, shea whigham, superhero, talk show, television, the joker, todd phillips, tv, villain, wall street, zazie beetz
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Infinitely Polar Bear (2015)
Director: Maya Forbes Writer: Maya Forbes
Posted in Comedy, Drama, Romance
Tagged 1970s, 2015, ashley aufderheide, beth dixon, comedy, daughters, drama, family, father, heir dullea, imogene wolodarsky, infinitely polar bear, j.j. abrams, manic-depressive, mark ruffalo, maya forbes, mental illness, relationship, romance, zoe saldana
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Accidental Love (2015)
Director: Stephen Greene (David O. Russell) Writers: Kristin Gore & Matthew Silverstein & Dave Jeser (Screen Story by Kristin Gore & Matthew Silverstein & Dave Jeser) (Based on the novel “Sammy’s Hill” by Kristin Gore) This was a movie called Nailed … Continue reading
Posted in Comedy, Romance
Tagged accident, accidental love, adaptation, bill hader, catherine keener, comedy, dave jeser, david o russell, injury, jake gyllenhaal, james brolin, james marsden, jessica biel, kirstie alley, kristin gore, kurt fuller, love, matthew silverstein, mental illness, nail, nailed, novelly d'angelo, paul reubens, politician, politics, romance, sammy's hill, satire, senator, stephen greene, tracy morgan, waitress, washington, washington d.c.
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Welcome to Me (2015)
Director: Shira Piven Writer: Eliot Laurence
Posted in Comedy, Drama
Tagged 2015, adam mckay, alan tudyk, anemia dyoulgerova, borderline personality disorder, california, comedy, drama, eilot laurence, james marsden, jennifer jason leigh, jeremy piven, joan cusack, kristen wiig, kulap vilaysack, linda cardellini, loretta devine, los angeles, lottery, medication, mental illness, mitch silpa, money, producer, psychiatrist, shira piven, show, talk show, television, thomas mann, tim robbins, tv, tv show, welcome to me, wes bentley, will ferrell
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Frank (2014)
Director: Lenny Abrahamson Writers: Jon Ronson and Peter Straughan
Posted in Comedy, Drama, Musical
Tagged 2014, austin, band, cabin, carla azar, comedy, domhnall gleeson, drama, eccentric, fake head, francois civil, frank, jon ronson, lenny abrahamson, maggie gyllenhaal, manager, mental illness, michael fassbender, music, musical, musician, peter straughan, scoot mcnairy, stephen rennicks, sxsw, texas, tx
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The Ninth Configuration (1980)
Director: William Peter Blatty Writer: William Peter Blatty (Based on the novel by William Peter Blatty)
Posted in Comedy, Drama, Review
Tagged 1980, adaptation, army, asylum, awol, castle, comedy, drama, fantasy, farce, george dicenzo, insane, jason miller, mental illness, military, moses gunn, neville brand, officer, rehabilitate, robert loggia, sane, sanity, scott wilson, soldier, stacy keach, the ninth configuration, william peter blatty
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Silver Linings Playbook (2012)
Director: David O. Russell Writer: David O. Russell (Based on a novel by Matthew Quick)
Posted in Comedy, Drama, Romance
Tagged 20120, anupam kher, baltimore, bipolar, bradley cooper, chris tucker, comedy, competition, dance, david o russell, depression, divorce, drama, eagles, football, jacki weaver, jennifer lawrence, julia stiles, matthew quick, mental hospital, mental illness, philadelphia, robert de niro, romance, shea whigham, silver linings playbook
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We Need to Talk About Kevin (2011)
Director: Lynne Ramsay Writers: Lynne Ramsay & Rory Stewart Kinnear (Based on the novel by Lionel Shriver)
