No Letting Go | AWARD WINNING MOVIE
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No Letting Go - What would you do to save your child? A young teenager struggles with a debilitating mental illness as his mom risks everything to save him without losing the rest of her family.
No Letting Go (2015)
Director: Jonathan D. Bucari
Writers: Jonathan D. Bucari(screenplay), Randi Silverman(screenplay)
Stars: Cheryl Allison, Richard Burgi, David Schallipp
Genre: Drama
Country: United States
Language: English
Release Date: 26 September 2015 (USA)
Filming Location: Westchester County, New York, USA
Storyline:
Based on the multi-award winning short film Illness (2013), No Letting Go (2015) follows the story of the Spencer family whose middle son, Timothy, struggles with anxiety, depression and mood disorder. As his symptoms become more and more debilitating, his parents are faced with painfully difficult choices that will change their lives forever.
Reviews:
""No Letting Go" is obviously a labor of love. While the film is marvelously made, it just doesn't seem like the most commercial of productions. Instead, it's a film with a strong message and addresses a problem seldom talked about in movies...childhood mental illness.
When the film begins, Timothy is a 10 year-old who is starting to show some serious signs of anxiety--something you just wouldn't expect in a kid his age. His parents take him to therapy but it doesn't really seem to help. Then, the film jumps ahead to age 14. Now Timothy is not only anxious but seriously depressed...and with childhood depression comes a lot of other things, such as anger and unpredictability. The film not only focuses on Timothy but also on his family and how Timothy's precarious mental state effects them all in different ways. His parents' marriage is tense and difficult and his brothers obviously are affected as well. So is there any hope? Of course, as this a film about so much more than just a miserable family.
There is so much I love about this movie. The acting is very nice and most of the folks are faces you won't recognize...which is a plus because this makes them seem like a very real family. The direction by Jonathan Bucari is just amazing and the writing by Bucari and Randy Silverman shows that they know a lot about mental illness and its treatment. Considering I am a trained psychotherapist and have had to deal with mental illness in my own family, I can clearly see that they sure did their research. As a result, they offer a film with many great things to offer...hope for families...awareness of how widespread these problems are...the way it affects friends and neighbors...as well as the ways depression come out in children and teens. All in all, a great message film which not only does a great and beneficial service but is also highly engaging. It also has been taking many awards in the film festival circuit...and justified as the film has so much to offer and is so original. Fortunately, this film will be making its debut in March--so you can see it without the need of going to a film festival!"
- written by "planktonrules" on IMDb.com
Also Known As (AKA):
(original title) No Letting Go
France No Letting Go
Greece Μην τα παρατάς
Greece (transliterated title) Min ta paratas
Russia Не отпуская
UK No Letting Go
USA (working title) Illness Feature
USA No Letting Go
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My 38 yr old was diagnosed with schizophrenia at the age of 15. The first 7 years were rough. He was also diagnosed with PTSD and autism years later. Praise be to God and a miracle anti-psycotic medication that has kept him stable the last 15 years ❤
@carries8748
Ай бұрын
I’m so happy for you… my Danny was diagnosed with a lot of illnesses but he just couldn’t go on anymore and took his life in April of 23… God will bless you just keep going to him and all will be well
@artistman8053
Ай бұрын
What does schizophrenia mean symptoms?
Praying 🙏 for all parents and caregivers of kids that are going through mental illness
@michelleooi8386
Ай бұрын
God pls give strength to all parents who have to handle such kids at home ..
@elizabethstone89
2 күн бұрын
Thank Your for your prayer 🙏
This is so real. We dont see their actions as symptoms of an illness, just as unacceptable behavior.
Parents who have children mentally suffer very much. I cried most of this movie.
Shows a true picture of how mental illness affects the whole family. So sad. My daughter-in-law always was different and when she suffered a miscarriage after ten years of marriage she went into full blown schizophrenia. She told my son she wanted a divorce. He was devastated. Mental illness makes you feel so helpless. It’s hard to get the person into treatment and to make them continue treatment. So heartbreaking.
I'm the Mother of a similar Boy. He waas born in January 76 both at these time nearly no help for him. After he nearly got lost in drugs he turned violent and terrrable until today. I pray for him to get one day he's peace and don't have to suffer anymore like these. He has a perfect heart so tneder with animals. But struggeling with Humans.
My heart goes out to their other two boys too.
Good movie. The explanation of his treatment program in Maine was so scarce . The first therapist when he was a boy was good and then she was gone . I think a part 2 movie is very much needed with more detail. Parents need this
Great movie 🙏 This family has to go through so much, it’s sad, very sad …. I cried at the end, but not for the sadness… I cried for the beauty of this family sticking together, through it all. It helps to see this kind of love exists… the kind of love where people support one another, no matter what 💞🫶🏻💞 Unfortunately many of us lack that kind of love 💔
It’s sad when a child has a mental lioness and nobody understands
@estellewadsworth4187
Ай бұрын
I agree and they are top afraid to speak up for fear of being ridiculed and ostracized. Teens don't realise its a normal part of life for many teens and their families ❤
I went through this with my daughter last year 😢! Watching this movie now makes 😢
Great movie and a real wake up to what everyone suffers when someone has Biopolar. So glad he got the help that was required so he could live a happy life going forward.
I love this movie. And Tim! He's already an excellent actor!
Discussing Mental condition is very hard subject. It can be very confused and sad for all family members. My son had his first hospital patient treatment when he was a freshman in San Diego University. It has taken ten year for my son to manager his mental condition, with right meditation he completed his undergraduate in seven years in 2019. Currently he has a part time job and working on a new career path. As his mother, I have joined DBSA Family and Friends Supporting Group for last six years. I'm so grateful to join DBSA San Diego, my son and I have learned so much about mental health.
Im exhausted.....hard to watch hard to realize that there are so many to fight with this disorder
A very nice movie, it just show when there's love in a family healing does come and everything turns for good.
@estellewadsworth4187
Ай бұрын
It takes love and understanding to be able to deal with this mammoth challenge
I firmly believe so many children are healed by prayers, cling to Jesus our healer n by his stripes n wounds we are healed. isaiah 53:5.
I’m skitzo affective bi polar, depression, manic. Grew up getting the belt and fire place rod. Seeing a child psychiatrist wasn’t available. My heart goes out to all those who came from a era where be tough and stick it out was the only option.
Truly a great movie. Love that the mom & dad found the right therapist for Tim. Sadly in our TCF Suicide support group that wasn’t the case with some of the young men who just couldn’t cope in an institution. This movie has given me hope again ❤
Great movie I went through this with my daughter as a single mom she was diagnosed bipolar can definitely relate getting right meds was the hardest part
And more sad is when the parents or family are afraid to admit that one of them need mental health treatment.
Loved this movie I learned alot about myself growing up😊
Wonderful movie! - the only thing that is missing... How? is Tim, after all.... U all stay healthy
What an inspiring film. Its really not letting go…
So touching. I needed to understand this.Breast Cancer I know cos I am a survivor also.
Mental illness makes no sense, you just have to live through it...🙏
Family support is very important...❤❤❤
This movie really shows how hard mental illness is on the whole family. So great to see that there are places that can help them.😂
A great movie.
😢 excellent movie
i was like that as a child all my life was a nightmare until i got on a 12 step programe ive had a life beyond my wildest dreams for 26 years doctors dont have a clue
Wow! What are amazing woman the mom is.
All I can think is maybe this kid was abused and he doesn’t no who to talk to and the shame one feels with it. And all that pain and anger gets trapped in us and comes out how he expresses in the movie.
*It's heartbreaking that being the USA a world leader, lack so much in Medical attention* 😠😠This family got through because of their profound love and the money of their grandparents, they couldn't of done it without it.
Great content, but falls short on acting ability.
Bi-polar is the pits
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In real life things don't go as well.lm saying my daughter has Bipolar it's hard because she's mean and she has bi-piolar always thinking she will get better
Manage your stuff or people will drive you crazy
Is it the dad from 7th he's heaven?
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So her pride is more important than her child’s behavior wow
@celestehogan5907
2 ай бұрын
I think she’s the most loving mother .. patient, kind… she deserves some assistance in this..and peace in her family … maybe you don’t understand how difficult this can be, year after year!!
@dianemartin2904
2 ай бұрын
Apparently you have no kids
@dianemartin2904
2 ай бұрын
Apparently you have no kids
@roseyu6960
Ай бұрын
She works hard but she is putting herself before her kids, mentally.
She coddles him.
@joysynmonds9082
Ай бұрын
A mother's natural instinct is to PROTECT! SHE DID THAT.
@justuschickens10
15 күн бұрын
Treats him like a baby
Dumb ending
I feel sorry for the other children. The focus was always on Tim.
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Those spoiled brats need strong parental discipline.
@joysynmonds9082
Ай бұрын
You have NO IDEA !!!!
Very sad.
What are these kids eating ..?
@edaeda9689
2 ай бұрын
Bravo... and what about 💉
POOR ACTING
I hated this movie
To be honest why do they insist on all those activities?