Any good suicide movies?

[human909]

the title basically just explains it, i am in the mood to watch something like that but does anyone have any good movie idea like that?

 

[maniac116]

"The bridge" (2006) is an amazing docu.
A camera team holed up at the golden gate bridge filming people jumping to their deaths.
They interview FAM members & friends. They even interview a jump survivor.
Its neither pro or anti suicide. It really made an "impact" ( pun intended, sorry!) on me & I watch it every year or 2. Another good docu is "the suicide travelers" from PBS.

 

[APeacefulPlace]

Would be interested to know the answer to OP's question as well. Any suggestion is appreciated. ( P.S. Perhaps sharing the comment I made for a friend's request for entertainment may help. )

Documentaries

Accident, Suicide or Murder ( Crime and Mystery )
On the Edge ( French, Psych Unit Perspective from Psychiatrist )
One South: Portrait of a Psych Unit ( Perspective from Patients )

Medical-Model

Take me Out Feet First ( American )
An Olof Film, The Right to Die ( European )

Podcasts

The Right to No Longer Exist ( Philosophical )
Exit Podcast - Good Death ( Practical )
Suicide Noted ( Personal Stories )
Thoughts of Suicide ( Professional Stories )

Animes

Orange
Silent Voice

( P.S. Some of the films mentioned above requires a VPN or free trial service, others might be available on pirated sites, main one I use is Nunflix for movies/shows and Miruro for animes, the list I have right now is what I finished and reviewed, Enjoy! )

 

[J&L383]

"Laura's Choice" documentary (YouTube) follows the journey of a 90 year-old woman to Switzerland for an assisted death, filmed and produced by her daughter and granddaughter.

If you want fiction, there are many.

 

[dweams]

Heathers released in 1988.

 

[onthefence]

Sunshine Cleaning
Little Miss Sunshine
For fiction options.

 

[Fall_Apart]

 

[Yonlux]

Doesn't a movie, but is a dorama, pretty good, I recommend, that's called "Death's Game" treats about a young korean that don't can search a job, so he commit suicide and the death put him in a game that he needs to reencarn in 12 people lives that are conected with his life.

 

[dust-in-the-wind]

House of Sand and Fog
Life of David Gale

 

[tbh2023]

the title basically just explains it, i am in the mood to watch something like that but does anyone have any good movie idea like that?

I watched "Chance"it's very sad! He hanged himself

 

[taysontheory]

suicide room 2011
7 pounds 2008

 

[MeSauce]

The Bridge (2006) Seems interesting, but I am having a tough time finding a place to watch. Anyone got any tips?

 

[LostLily]

"The bridge" (2006) is an amazing docu.
A camera team holed up at the golden gate bridge filming people jumping to their deaths.
They interview FAM members & friends. They even interview a jump survivor.
Its neither pro or anti suicide. It really made an "impact" ( pun intended, sorry!) on me & I watch it every year or 2. Another good docu is "the suicide travelers" from PBS.

I'm obsessed with that documentary, I probably watched it at least 5 times

 

[Lo$t95]

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0312843/mediaviewer/rm1332611840?ref_=ext_shr_lnk

Suicide Club (2001)

 

[butimstillsoblue]

"The bridge" (2006) is an amazing docu.
A camera team holed up at the golden gate bridge filming people jumping to their deaths.
They interview FAM members & friends. They even interview a jump survivor.
Its neither pro or anti suicide. It really made an "impact" ( pun intended, sorry!) on me & I watch it every year or 2. Another good docu is "the suicide travelers" from PBS.

Thanks for this! Found it here:

The Bridge (2006) Seems interesting, but I am having a tough time finding a place to watch. Anyone got any tips?

 

[MeSauce]

Thanks for this! Found it here:

Thank you!

 

[SNastablesalt]

Heathers released in 1988.

I LOVE THIS FILM SO MUCH. JD IS THE LOML LMAO

 

[Mlifos & Sitoa]

Suicide Room 2011. Someone said it but I strongly recommend it too.

 

[xxCuteSprinklesxx]

Not sure if "All The Bright Places" would count as one. It deals with suicide/mental health themes tho. It's a Netflix movie so it should be available on Netflix…

 

[atrophy]

Time still turns the pages (2023) Hong Kong movie, plot twist comes out of no where.

If you're open to series and anime I would recommend:

Bojack Horseman (2014-2020) English Netflix series.

Welcome to the NHK (2006) Japanese anime.

 

[hybridtheory]

Wristcutters: A love story

 

[L'absent]

A good movie.

 

[Custos]

Thanks for this! Found it here:

Says it's not available in my country.

Also can everyone please not post spoilers for fictional movies.

 

[emptyh]

Harold and Maude

 

[synthetic_suicide]

Taste of Cherry - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

 

[dontwakemeup]

"The bridge" (2006) is an amazing docu.
A camera team holed up at the golden gate bridge filming people jumping to their deaths.
They interview FAM members & friends. They even interview a jump survivor.
Its neither pro or anti suicide. It really made an "impact" ( pun intended, sorry!) on me & I watch it every year or 2. Another good docu is "the suicide travelers" from PBS.

The bridge made me cry Whats ironic, I was scheduled to be at an assignment in that area a few years ago. I thought this is destiny and I'll do it there. I was scheduled to leave fri and they called me sat morning to cancel my assignment. Perhaps that was a sign for me to stay. If they didn't cancel my assignment, I would have definitely done it at the bridge

 

[maniac116]

The Bridge (2006) Seems interesting, but I am having a tough time finding a place to watch. Anyone got any tips?

You can download an app called "flix vision".
You can watch the bridge & about any other movie on that app for free, no registration (for android)

 

[Fritz]

"The bridge" (2006) is an amazing docu.
A camera team holed up at the golden gate bridge filming people jumping to their deaths.
They interview FAM members & friends. They even interview a jump survivor.
Its neither pro or anti suicide. It really made an "impact" ( pun intended, sorry!) on me & I watch it every year or 2. Another good docu is "the suicide travelers" from PBS.

I second that. The Bridge is very powerful. Leaving Las Vegas is a good one, too.

The Bridge (2006) Seems interesting, but I am having a tough time finding a place to watch. Anyone got any tips?

I got it off Amazon Prime

 

[whyidon'tknow]

Million Dollar Baby. No spoilers, not a "traditional" suicide film. Directed by Clint Eastwood

 

[JustA_LittlePerson]

I'm thinking of ending things directed by charlie kaufman. He wrote eternal sunshine of the spotless mind. When I watched this movie back then, every single scene gave me goosebumps. Not even joking, every little thing has so much meaning it's mesmerizing.