by Tori Potenza, Staff Writer
For our annual summer countdown, we are looking at our favorite 25 movies that were not huge hits during their initial release, but mean a lot to us.
by Sam Morris, Staff Writer
My initial beliefs of what mental health and mental illness were have been formed in large part by popular culture. Two films, both released in December of 1997, were seminal in the construction of those beliefs: As Good As It Gets and Good Will Hunting.
Directed By: Tylor Norwood
Written by Scott Fitzloff and Tylor Norwood
Featuring: Interviews with Susan Schneider Williams, Shawn Levy, John R. Montgomery, Rick Overton and David E. Kelly
Running Time: 1 hour and 17 minutes
by Liz Wiest
Everyone remembers where they were the moment they received the news about Robin Williams’s death. As Vertical Entertainment’s latest documentary Robin’s Wish explores, the moment the story broke, every theory imaginable was broadcasted on all major news circuits, speculating how the country’s most beloved funny man could meet such an unspeakable fate. The shock rippled deeply through pop culture, and as a result, a national dialogue was opened up about the topic of mental illness.
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