Point of Return (1965)

The film addresses the complex issue of self-destruction and suicide, aiming to foster understanding of this tragic phenomenon. It depicts a man’s struggle with emotional turmoil, insomnia, and depression, highlighting the importance of recognizing changes in behavior as potential warning signs. The narrative emphasizes the ambivalence often felt by individuals contemplating suicide, who may simultaneously seek help while moving toward self-destruction. The discussion further explores the societal implications of suicide, the need for open communication about death, and the role of family and professionals in identifying and addressing mental health issues.

Keywords
suicide, self-destruction, mental health, depression, family dynamics, ambivalence, communication, emotional turmoil, warning signs, societal implications

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