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25 hours) in a Californian convention center with 18,000 other people. These have been the best three days of her life. She’s met Zoe and Joe Sugg, Caspar Lee, Tanya Burr, Shay Butler, and Troye Sivan. These people (who you probably won't have heard of, unless you are under 16 or an adult who subscribes to multiple YouTube vlogger accounts

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conversion disorder?

Taxi Driver is a pretty violent film, but I’ve always appreciated Bickle’s slow descent into madness. A lot of movies tend to jump from sanity to insanity pretty quickly.Oh, it's one of the greatest films of all time. Scorsese’s an amazing director. I think Taxi Driver is a fairly accurate portrayal of what mental illness looks lik

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So who do you think did it best?

So who do you think did it best?There’s a Canadian film called Clean, Shaven. It’s about schizophrenia. I don’t know if you’ve seen it or not, it’s not all that well known, but that’s a movie I frequently recommend when asked that question. Actually a recent film that was real popular was Silver Linings Playbook, and I tho

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What about the connection between violence and mental illness?

Yeah, perhaps the most common myth is that people with mental illness are dangerous and violent, and the evidence is very clear that somebody with a disease like schizophrenia is far more likely to be the victim of violence than to be the perpetrator of violence. People with mental illness, homeless people who you see on the street typically, t

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ictitious link between mental illness and violence.

Look at any classic horror film—Nightmare on Elm Street, Friday the 13th, The Shining—and you're likely to find mental illness. It's a convenient, if inaccurate, explanation for the maniacal violence that makes up the backbone of these stories. But in most films portraying mental illness, especially violent and bloody horror films,

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I started out taking photographs of people on the street to see if I could capture interesting moments, and that somehow grew into my testing how far I could pry into others' lives. I found that not letting my subjects see me gave a more powerful effect to the final image and raised more—or at least different—questions. The more removed I am

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