Despite dealing with tragedy, it's never too late for happily ever after!
When Angie Kupper was a teenager, she lost her mom to suicide. That has motivated her to help other people who struggle with mental health. Today she is working as a therapist and helping others find their own happiness. And through her own struggles, she has also been able to find happiness again.
During that process she was inspired to create the documentary Finding Your Fairytale - which "features the stories of 13 inspirational individuals who have overcome significant adversity including mental health, chronic illness and traumatic circumstances." In this podcast, Angie explains what it took to make the film and she shares some of the stories of these amazing women who are featured in this project.
After it's public world premiere as the Feature Film on opening night of the Awareness Film Festival in Los Angeles, it's now coming to the Avalon Theater in Bay View on October 17th.
For tickets visit avalonmke.com
To connect with Angie, visit FindingYourFairytale.com
During that process she was inspired to create the documentary Finding Your Fairytale - which "features the stories of 13 inspirational individuals who have overcome significant adversity including mental health, chronic illness and traumatic circumstances." In this podcast, Angie explains what it took to make the film and she shares some of the stories of these amazing women who are featured in this project.
After it's public world premiere as the Feature Film on opening night of the Awareness Film Festival in Los Angeles, it's now coming to the Avalon Theater in Bay View on October 17th.
For tickets visit avalonmke.com
To connect with Angie, visit FindingYourFairytale.com