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Episode 7: Tully -aka Juno grows up and goes through post partum depression
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Today we get a little more serious and personal (than usual, what a dirge) and tackle the subject of postpartum mental illness by looking at 2018's Tully, directed by Jason Reitman and written by Diablo Cody. A film that hadn't really been made before... should you watch it or boycott it?
Steph and Michael air some slightly soiled marriage laundry. Steph's vocal fry is on fire. Best quote of the episode is 'Film school bullshit. Dumb. Yuck.'
CONTENT WARNING: birth trauma, psychosis, risk taking behaviour, mania, postpartum depression, brief mention of infanticide, lactation issues
If you or someone you know could be experiencing postpartum mental illness please check out these links:
https://www.panda.org.au/
https://www.cope.org.au/
http://www.beyondblue.org.au
https://www.lifeline.org.au/
Host: Stephanie Fornasier
Co-host: Michael Watson
Editor: Stephanie Fornasier
Theme music & artwork: Michael Watson
Check out our insta on psychocinematicpodcast and email us at [email protected] !
We also have a facebook group! Ask to join Psychocinematic Podcast on fb.
AND if you would like to throw a few dollarydoos our way, we now have a Patreon!: https://www.patreon.com/psychocinematic
ARTICLES REFERENCED:
Motherly: We've seen Tully and we've got some real concerns
USA Today/All the Moms: Why I won't see Tully and why you should think twice before you do
Vox: Tully controversy
NY Times: 'Tully' is meant to be uncomfortable
New Yorker: Tully reviewed
The Cut: The most real scene in Tully isn't about horrific motherhood
Today: Why 'Tully' writer tackled this 'taboo subject' in her movie
Vulture: Interview with Charlize Theron and Mackenzie Davis
Stylist: Charlize Theron opens up about being “hit hard with depression”
Newsweek: Jason Reitman on 'Tully'
Research article: Postpartum depression: Risks of cognitive impairment and psychopathology in the children
Research article: Postpartum depression: Risks of abnormal child development
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TRANSCRIPT HERE
Today we get a little more serious and personal (than usual, what a dirge) and tackle the subject of postpartum mental illness by looking at 2018's Tully, directed by Jason Reitman and written by Diablo Cody. A film that hadn't really been made before... should you watch it or boycott it?
Steph and Michael air some slightly soiled marriage laundry. Steph's vocal fry is on fire. Best quote of the episode is 'Film school bullshit. Dumb. Yuck.'
CONTENT WARNING: birth trauma, psychosis, risk taking behaviour, mania, postpartum depression, brief mention of infanticide, lactation issues
If you or someone you know could be experiencing postpartum mental illness please check out these links:
https://www.panda.org.au/
https://www.cope.org.au/
http://www.beyondblue.org.au
https://www.lifeline.org.au/
Host: Stephanie Fornasier
Co-host: Michael Watson
Editor: Stephanie Fornasier
Theme music & artwork: Michael Watson
Check out our insta on psychocinematicpodcast and email us at [email protected] !
We also have a facebook group! Ask to join Psychocinematic Podcast on fb.
AND if you would like to throw a few dollarydoos our way, we now have a Patreon!: https://www.patreon.com/psychocinematic
ARTICLES REFERENCED:
Motherly: We've seen Tully and we've got some real concerns
USA Today/All the Moms: Why I won't see Tully and why you should think twice before you do
Vox: Tully controversy
NY Times: 'Tully' is meant to be uncomfortable
New Yorker: Tully reviewed
The Cut: The most real scene in Tully isn't about horrific motherhood
Today: Why 'Tully' writer tackled this 'taboo subject' in her movie
Vulture: Interview with Charlize Theron and Mackenzie Davis
Stylist: Charlize Theron opens up about being “hit hard with depression”
Newsweek: Jason Reitman on 'Tully'
Research article: Postpartum depression: Risks of cognitive impairment and psychopathology in the children
Research article: Postpartum depression: Risks of abnormal child development