ABOUT THE FILM

LOGLINE:

A woman with depression struggles with a distorted perception and believes removing herself is an act of love that will free herself and her husband.

 

 

SYNOPSIS:

Melanie, a woman in her mid-forties, struggles as depression distances her from her husband, Myles. When her medication fails and a social media post convinces her she has no purpose, her distorted perception of love leads to a heartbreaking decision with irreversible consequences, for the man who loves her most.

 

 

ABOUT THE FILM:

Love Note is a short film exploring how depression can distort perception so profoundly that even genuine love becomes unrecognizable, highlighting the unseen weight of mental health struggles and their impact on those closest to them.

 

 

WHY THIS, WHY NOW:

Mental health is no longer a distant conversation. It is present in our homes, our relationships, and increasingly, in the stories we hear about. Undiagnosed conditions, silent struggles, and misinterpreted moments are contributing to a growing number of tragedies that leave families searching for answers.

Love Note explores the quiet space where these moments live, where love exists, but is not always felt or seen. At a time when connection is often filtered through screens and internal struggles go unseen, the film examines how easily perception can shift and how devastating the consequences can be. If one film, one conversation, or one moment of honest revelation can interrupt that silence, then we are making progress.