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A directionless teenager, Susanna, is rushed to Claymoore, a mental institution, after a supposed suicide attempt. There, she befriends a group of troubled women who deeply influence her life.
- The Seventh Continent (1989) In what could arguably be regarded as the most shocking debut in cinema history, Michael Haneke devastates and bludgeons his viewers with eerie silences, smothering the violent implosions that plague the human psyche. ‘
- Taste of Choice (1997) Perhaps the most profound philosophical exploration of suicide and death in cinema, Iranian auteur Abbas Kiarostami‘s poetic tale of a man’s search for someone willing to bury him after his death is a richly thought- provoking, emotionally powerful cinematic experience that lingers in your minds long after the credits have rolled out in true Kiarostami fashion. ‘
- The Fire Within (1963) The great Louis Malle delves deep into the realities of suicidal thoughts and meaning of life and existence through a depressive alcoholic who undergoes rehabilitation and decides to visit his friends one last time in order to search for the ever evading truths of life before ending it. ‘
- The Hours (2002) A painfully underrated film starring the likes of Meryl Streep and Julianne Moore with a staggering central performance from Nicole Kidman, ‘The Hours’ is an intense, harrowing look at the painful vulnerabilities of the human condition.
- It’S Kind of A Funny Story
- Memories of A Teenager
- A Sun
- Silent Night
- Blonde
- Boy Erased
- A Man called Otto
This feel-good-yet-sad comedy follows 16-year-old Craig Gilner, whose depression leads him to contemplate suicide. Realizing the way he is headed, he checks into a hospital where he hopes to find a cure for his depression but gets a lot more. With a minimum of 5 days under evaluation at the adult’s ward because the adolescent ward is temporarily cl...
Directed by Lucas Santa Ana, ‘Memories of a Teenager’ doesn’t directly address suicide but the repercussions of it on a person close to the victim, which is also painful. Directed by Lucas Santa Ana, the Argentine drama focuses on 16-year-old Zabo (Renato Quattordio), who has recently lost his gay best friend Paul, who committed suicide. With both ...
‘A Sun’ is a Taiwanese drama film directed by Chung Mong-hong. Set in Taipei, the movie revolves around a troubled teenager, Chen Jian Ho, who faces the challenges of juvenile delinquency. His brother Hao, overwhelmed by the familial pressures and constant attention, tragically commits suicide. The film takes us on an emotional journey as it delves...
A Doomsday suicidal black comedy, this film offers a humorous take on the end of days. Set in a Christmas setting, it follows a group of people who have gathered for the special occasion for the last time. As an apocalyptic poisonous gas, which has taken over the planet, approaches them, they have the option to die a painless death by taking a suic...
Helmed by Andrew Dominik, ‘Blonde‘ is a biographical drama film that presents a reimagined account of the life of the iconic Marilyn Monroe. Painted against the backdrop of Hollywood’s Golden Age, the narrative intertwines the actress’s rise to stardom with her personal struggles. As she becomes a global sensation, Monroe’s private life is marred b...
‘Boy Erased’ is a biographical drama film directed by Joel Edgerton. Based on Garrard Conley’s memoir, the movie revolves around Jared Eamons, portrayed by Lucas Hedges, a young man forced into a gay conversion therapy program by his Baptist parents (Nicole Kidman and Russell Crowe). As Jared confronts the oppressive practices within the program, h...
‘A Man Called Otto’ is a comedy-drama film helmed by Marc Forster. A remake of the Swedish film ‘A Man Called Ove,’ the film showcases Tom Hanks as Otto Anderson, a widower in suburban Pittsburgh struggling with the loss of his wife and facing his own emotional demons. Throughout the film, Otto contemplates suicide, continuously haunted by his past...
Mar 15, 2024 · There are many great movies about suicide and self-harm. The films on this list are the most famous suicide movies of all time, so use it to find some movies that you haven't seen already. Click on these suicide movie titles for more information about the films.
- Ordinary People (1980) In this 1980 drama, Timothy Hutton won an Academy Award for his role as Conrad, an 18-year-old young man internally tormented after witnessing the death of his older brother in a sailing accident.
- Love Liza (2002) In Love Liza, Phillip Seymour gives an award-winning performance of Wilson, a man grieving the unexpected loss of his wife, Liza. His mother, played by Kathy Bates, encourages him to open a sealed letter from Liza, but Wilson can’t seem to bring himself to do it until one day he does.
- For Colored Girls (2010) Suicide is often treated as taboo in communities of color, giving people who deal with it little solace and few resources. For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide When The Rainbow Isn’t Enough was originally an award-winning stage play by Ntozake Shange that received critical acclaim when it broached the subject of suicide for Black women with poetic and emotional candor in 1975.
- My Ascension (2020) My Ascension is an eye-opening documentary about a teen who looked picture-perfect to the outside world but battled the depths of depression and anxiety inside.
1. Girl, Interrupted. 1999 2h 7m R. 7.3 (212K) Rate. 51 Metascore. A directionless teenager, Susanna, is rushed to Claymoore, a mental institution, after a supposed suicide attempt. There, she befriends a group of troubled women who deeply influence her life. Director James Mangold Stars Winona Ryder Angelina Jolie Clea DuVall. 2. Suicide Room.
41 titles. Sort by List order. 1. According to Greta. 2009 1h 32m PG-13. 6.1 (10K) Rate. A suicidal and rebellious teenager is sent to live with her grandparents for the summer, where life takes an unexpected turn. Director Nancy Bardawil Stars Hilary Duff Evan Ross Michael Murphy. 2. Thirteen. 2003 1h 40m R. 6.8 (98K) Rate. 70 Metascore.
