Does Your Soul Have a Cold?

This documentary runs for 82 minutes and examines the lives of five Japanese individuals, providing insight into how depression is viewed within Japanese society. It highlights the shift in public awareness regarding mental health and the increasing use of anti-depressants since the late 1990s.

The film brings to light the term "utsu," which has transitioned from a label used by professionals to a more common term as anti-depressant usage has grown. By focusing on personal stories, it aims to illuminate the societal perceptions of depression and psychiatric treatment in Japan. Collectors interested in documentaries that tackle mental health issues will find this film relevant to understanding the cultural nuances surrounding depression and medication in Japan.