Für die Kämpfer, für die Verrückten

Mental health is part of our everyday lives. We're talking about it more openly than ever, and movies like this one really help break down the stigma.

It's amazing how this film shines a light on life's struggles in a hopeful way. I'm always fascinated by movies that are both beautifully written and educational, helping us understand what people go through in their toughest moments. We've all had times where life just piles on-like that final straw that breaks us.

One powerful line from the movie is: "We should leave everything behind. Where would we go? The problems will follow us anywhere. So I stay."

Facing those struggles is the first step toward healing.

Punching, touching, nicely crafted piece of art that leaves you with a bitter smile spread on your face. Main location the hospital, department of psychiatry, where patients, doctors and nurses intertwine their miserable lives they cling to with chipped nails. Two seasons, twelve episodes. Directed by the writer Francesco Bruni, known for Easy! (2011), Tutto quello che vuoi (2017) and Human Capital (2013) an excellent cast: Federico Cesari, Filippo Nigro, Bianca Nappi, Ricky Memphis, Andrea Pennacchi, Vincenzo Crea, Carolina Crescentini, Fotinì Peluso, Vincenzo Nemolato and a shining pearl called Drusilla Foer!