Not Alone

About This Movie

Not Alone takes a raw and honest look at the complexities of teenage mental health. Jacqueline Monetta, at just 18, embarks on a deeply personal journey, driven by the tragic loss of her best friend to suicide. The documentary feels intimate, almost like a confessional, as Jacqueline interviews other teens grappling with similar demons. It’s not polished, which somehow makes it more relatable. The pacing is reflective, allowing the weight of each story to sink in. Themes of grief, isolation, and the struggle for connection permeate throughout. The performances are genuine, showcasing real emotions that resonate. It’s this unvarnished honesty that really sets Not Alone apart, making it a distinctive piece in the documentary landscape.

Intimate interviews with teensThemes of mental health and lossReflective pacing that allows for deep engagement