The Attune Project

About This Movie

The ATTUNE Project is quite an intriguing documentary. It delves into the myriad factors affecting young people's mental health, and it does so through an art-based lens, which is really a distinct touch. The pacing is reflective, allowing viewers to digest complex themes rather than rushing through them. There's a naturalistic quality to the visuals, almost like you're there, experiencing the stories firsthand. It doesn’t shy away from the darker aspects of mental health, but it also highlights positive influences, which adds depth. The performances, while not traditional as you’d find in scripted films, feel genuine and impactful. This one's more about the exploration of ideas than a narrative, but it has a unique atmosphere that sticks with you.

Art-based exploration of mental health · Reflective pacing and tone · Focuses on both positive and negative influences