Content warning: suicide, self-harm. By no means a light watch but an important and timely one, Mission sees a young man struggling to feel connected to society, contemplating dying by suicide but giving himself one week to convince himself to stay alive . Written and directedy with disorientating flair by Scottish director Paul Wright ( Arcadia ), this BBC -produced film explores the personal and social reasons behind suicidal behaviour through the experience of Dylan (a phenomenal George MacKay). It's not a sensational, generalised depiction of mental health , but instead a splintered, chaotic endeavor to visually render one person's complex perspective. SEE ALSO: 21 reasons to keep living when you feel suicidal MacKay, who starred in Wright's For Those in Peril back in 2013, gives a mercurial performance as a man vehemently trying to find meaning in a world he feels alienated from. Dylan yearns for the reali...
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