“A deeply honest and illuminating short, Trust Me invites viewers to step into the disorienting extremes of living with bipolar disorder. For the film, the Syrian Argentinian filmmaker Melanie Cura Daball interviewed her friend Anne Chataigné about her long journey from struggle and disbelief to recovery and reconciliation. . . .”
https://psyche.co/films/whats-it-like-to-feel-betrayed-by-your-brain-a-memoir-of-bipolar-disorder
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