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Year
2021
Duration
32 minutes
Genres
Documentary
Language
English
Synopsis
With an estimated 2.5 billion active gamers worldwide, it is no surprise that the debate around the effect that video games have on our mental health and well-being is growing louder than ever. This documentary, made during the pandemic, aims to give voice to the positive effect that gaming can have on people and wider society, following a trio of individuals as they openly discuss their personal struggles and the way in which video games and gaming culture has allowed them to both flourish and recover. Featuring discussion around games such as The Last of Us, Animal Crossing and Grand Theft Auto, Gaming and Me is a timely look, and a different perspective, into the more personal impact that video games are having on us.
Content warning: discussion of suicide and depressionDirector/s
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