Project Detail

I Am A Survivor Get Me Out Of Here

Synopsis

This is a docudrama about 5 survivors of Mental Health problems It tells the true stories of these people as they struggle to stand up for human rights and choose the treatment best for their wellbeing. The film aims to spread the word about how people can recover from Mental Health problems and support Recovery's campaign to allow survivors to have control and capacity over how they are treated.

Details

Year
2011
Type of project
Features
Running time
54 mins
Format
35mm
Director
Nisha Mehta
Producer
Rajiv Popat
Co-Producer
Liz J. Maitland
Editor
Russell Bingley
Screenwriter
Liz J. Maitland
Director of Photography
Romail Gulzar
Composer
Refuge
Principal cast
Giles Mitchell, Dean Murray, Liz J. Maitland, Maia Okzie, Bhavisha Mistry, Phil Norman

Categories

Production Status

Production Company

Recovery Films Productions Ltd

Unit 36 Vulcan House
Vulcan Road
Leicester LE5 3EF
UK

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