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Ed takes a long walk to a bridge and has a battle over his fate with his worst enemy - his own thoughts.
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JUMP EVENT
RSVP TO SEE THIS EVENT LIVE 10.10.14 - HERE: http://bit.ly/JumpXx
Ed takes a long walk to a bridge and has a battle over his fate with his worst enemy - his own thoughts. The story is an allegory of the id, the ego and the super ego. The film is for anyone that has looked suicide in the face and lived to tell the story.
This is a clip from the film. Although I hesitate to put it on the internet because the film was intended to spark conversation upon viewing. For each screening of the film, the music is stripped from the soundtrack and performed live by an artist. The film is also accompanied by discussion about mental health and suicide.
Ed takes a long walk to a bridge and has a battle over his fate with his worst enemy - his own thoughts. The story is an allegory of the id, the ego and the super ego. The film is for anyone that has looked suicide in the face and lived to tell the story.
This is a clip from the film. Although I hesitate to put it on the internet because the film was intended to spark conversation upon viewing. For each screening of the film, the music is stripped from the soundtrack and performed live by an artist. The film is also accompanied by discussion about mental health and suicide.
