The Unaliving of Jacqueline Sophia London

This movie is so emotional and Jacqueline's performance is powerful! This touches so deeply. I haven't watched a movie that made me cry this many times in my entire life. And I'm not an emotional person. For a short film it packs in more than I'd expect from a longer feature film. It has scenes that all can relate to, but anyone who has been impacted by suicide or depression needs to watch this film! The message is strong and the delivery of the message is stronger! So many are suffering in silence. Love the many water-centric scenes and the of course the lobster scene! Highly recommend! Jacqueline Sophia London is surely a rising star and I cannot wait to see what else she has in store for us.

Great actress! Extremely versatile! Writer, director, actor.. she does it all. Riveting and visceral story that will keep you fully engaged and waiting for what happens next. This hits the spectrum of emotions. Jacqueline's acting and talent is breathtaking. She is a star on the rise and I can't wait to see her continued success and future projects. Definitely watch this. You will not be disappointed. Everyone will relate on some level but it delves into the struggles of depression and may help you understand people in your own life dealing with a variety of life issues. Check out this amazing work of art!

Hard hitting and emotional. Stirs up difficult stages of the reality of the impact brought on by heartbreak, anxiety, depression and loss. The message this short film introduces is a combination of the pain and internal suffering one faces when hopelessness and despair are more prominent than the healthy support needed in this all too complex world. The eyes tell the story. There is a nakedness more than the baring of flesh, this actress bares the soul of a dying spirit. Step by step you are taken along in the presence of a broken character finding herself lost inside her heart and mind with the magnitude of despair becoming her destruction.

This film shows the reality so, so many of us are in at various stages in life.... Life is tough, we battle & battle... and sometimes... it feels though it's too much. We need to have a good support system and friends/family. We need to ask for professional help. And we need to know that we're not alone. I strongly recommend that you share this with your friends and family.

Please use this important information to help your family or friends that may be in this same place.

Often times it's very silent... the person doesn't say out loud that they're hurting.

Thank you Jackie for bringing this to our attention.

Merandah.