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HOME USE  - For home viewing only, not for public screening events

COMMUNITY USE - For Community Groups, Not-For Profits, Public Libraries, Middle and High Schools

INSTITUTION USE - For Colleges, Universities, Hospitals, For-Profit Organizations

DVDs for Community and Institution use come with unlimited Public Performance Rights, including fundraisers and The Unlisted Discussion Guide.

Unlisted: A Story of Schizophrenia (1 hour)

As Seen on PBS

DVD comes with:

- Option for English subtitles

- Scene selection

- Closed Captioning

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HIDDEN PICTURES: a personal journey into global mental health (1 hour)

As Seen on PBS

This multi-award winning film depicts filmmaker Delaney's journey to uncover personal mental health stories in India, South Africa, China, France and the United States.

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- Home, Community and Institution categories are the same as described above with Unlisted

- DVDs for Community and Institution use come with unlimited Public Performance Rights, including fundraisers and The Hidden Pictures Discussion Guide

Crisis in Control: a living will for mental health (12 minutes)

This short provocative film follows Delaney as she learns how psychiatric advance directives can help individuals with mental illness, and their families, have a greater voice in the health care system.

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- Home, Community and Institution categories are the same as described above with Unlisted

- DVDs for Community and Institution use come with unlimited Public Performance Rights, including fundraisers and Crisis in Control Discussion Guide

Reactions to Unlisted

“By far the most powerful documentary that I have seen about mental illness.”

Pete Earley, Pulitzer Prize Finalist, Author of Crazy

“Unlisted makes an incredibly important contribution to our understanding of mental illness in this country.”

David Satcher, MD, Phd former US Surgeon General

“Ruston's brave and remarkably honest story … stands out as one of finest documentaries on mental illness in decades.”

Marvin Swartz, MD, Professor of Psychiatry, Duke University School of Medicine

Reactions to Hidden Pictures

“Hidden Pictures is a provocative film…I found myself immediately pulled in and deeply moved”

Glenn Close, actress

“I believe those who see Hidden Pictures will be motivated to join actions. to alleviate the vast public health problems... that mental illness can produce.”

Norman Sartorius, Former Director of Mental Health, World Health Organization