"Dissociative Identity Disorder Accurately Portrayed"
A short film about a woman with DID (Dissociative Identity Disorder) who prepares for a date. Initially screened for the System Speak Community, a private community of people with DID and other Dissociative conditions. It has been acclaimed for its realistic and positive portrayal of someone living with DID.
Langlee Marr
Rose/Superwoman
Sadie Dorst
Josie
Justin Libby
Axel
Andrew Jaehyun Park
Jeremy
Joseph Kyler
Clerk
David Alan Graf
Grandfather
Keenan Heizelmann
Identity Voice (voice)
Megan Mazer
Identity Voice (voice)
Oba Olaniyi
Identity Voice (voice)
A short film about a woman with DID (Dissociative Identity Disorder) who prepares for a date. Initially screened for the System Speak Community, a private community of people with DID and other Dissociative conditions. It has been acclaimed for its realistic and positive portrayal of someone living with DID.
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