Of Two Minds (2012 documentary film) explained

Of Two Minds
Director:Lisa Klein and Doug Blush
Studio:MadPix
Distributor:Docurama Films
Runtime:89 Minutes
Country:United states, France, Canada
Language:English

Of Two Minds is a documentary filmed and directed by Lisa Klein and Doug Blush,[1] that touches on the lives of different individuals suffering from bipolar disorder.[2] Klein chose to proceed with the documentary came about when she read Liz Spikol’s article in Philadelphia Weekly on her life with bipolar disorder.[3]

Synopsis

The documentary focuses on the daily struggles that these individuals face involving the complications that arise from being in relationships, troubles with working and maintaining jobs, and medical insurance issues. Klein discusses her sister Tina, who died in 1994, and her efforts to understand this disease and how it impacts Individuals suffering from it.

Cast

Reception

Of Two Minds was reviewed by the Los Angeles Times and Variety, the former of which stated that "does give a vivid picture of what life is like for these folks, though it has a tendency to take unnecessary detours to other interviewees and to reveal a little too much about the intimate lives of the three key subjects."[4] [5]

Notes and References

  1. News: Lacey. Liam. March 1, 2013. Of Two Minds: riding the bipolar roller coaster. The Globe and Mail. 2020-06-05.
  2. Web site: Grady. Pam. 2012-08-30. Film 'Of Two Minds' puts face on bipolar disorder. 2020-06-05. SFGate.
  3. Web site: Of Two Minds – Film Probes Bipolar Disorder. Ability Magazine.
  4. Web site: 2012-08-25. Review: 'Of Two Minds' takes intimate look at bipolar disorder. 2020-06-05. Los Angeles Times. en-US.
  5. Web site: Scheib. Ronnie. 2012-08-16. Of Two Minds. 2020-06-05. Variety. en.