Stutz

2022
13
1h 36min

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Follow Hill and his therapist as he has candid discussions of mental health and the progressively worsening anxiety attacks related to movie promotion that have turned his dream job into a nightmare.

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En conversaciones con el actor Jonah Hill, el psiquiatra Phil Stutz explora sus primeras experiencias y un singular modelo terapéutico visual.En conversaciones con el actor Jonah Hill, el psiquiatra Phil Stutz explora sus primeras experiencias y un singular modelo terapéutico visual.En conversaciones con el actor Jonah Hill, el psiquiatra Phil Stutz explora sus primeras experiencias y un singular modelo terapéutico visual.

Dirección
- Jonah Hill
Elenco

Ver la información de producción en IMDbPro

CALIFICACIÓN DE IMDb

7.7/10

18 k

TU CALIFICACIÓN

Dirección
- Jonah Hill
Elenco

Ver la información de producción en IMDbPro

Trivia
Phil Stutz wrote a book called The Tools published in 2013 explaining how to apply the techniques Jonah highlights in the film.

Citas
Phil Stutz: You don't get to the world of meaning through big things. You get it through small things.

Conexiones
Referenced in Film Junk Podcast: Episode 873: Terrifier 2 (2022)

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10/10

Powerful, refreshing, healing, inspiring.

I recommend everyone watch this movie. I respect Jonah Hill so much for making this, especially in todays climate, and also for being a MALE raising awareness on the tremendous help and importance that therapy provides. There are so few resources available to people who need mental health support, and many of those resources available are crazy expensive or therapists are booked solid with clients. This film is for everyone. We all struggle sometimes. This made me cry, laugh, and take notes. I will go back to this movie every time I feel the need for a therapy session. It also reminded me of my relationship with my counselor that I went to for ten years. Bless Jonah and Stutz. What a gift of a film.