Nerve

About This Movie

So, 'Nerve' from '95 is this raw documentary that dives into the lives of psychiatric patients, who self-identify in so many ways—survivors, victims, even consumers. It unfolds through these intimate glimpses, mostly set in Vienna and New York, showcasing their diverse experiences and struggles. The film's pacing feels deliberate, allowing you to really absorb their stories. There's this atmosphere that’s heavy yet enlightening, with performances that are strikingly genuine. What sets it apart is how it challenges the stigma around mental health, all while maintaining a realness that's hard to fake. The practical effects are minimal, but honestly, they don't need to distract from the power of the narratives shared here.

Focuses on personal narratives and self-identification.Delivers an unfiltered perspective on mental health.Highlights societal perspectives on psychiatry.