David Harewood: Psychosis and Me

The documentary delves into David Harewood's own psychotic breakdown, which led to his being sectioned in his 20s. Throughout the 59-minute runtime, Harewood meets young individuals living with psychosis and the NHS professionals who support them. This personal narrative not only sheds light on mental health issues but also aims to foster understanding and empathy around such experiences.

As a documentary, it fits well within the genre's appeal for those interested in real-life stories and social issues. With the backdrop of World Mental Health Day, it serves as a timely reminder of the importance of mental health awareness. Collectors of documentary films or those focused on mental health topics may find this film particularly relevant to their collections.