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And They Say I Am The Crazy One (Depois a Louca Sou Eu)

Brazil (2019) Dir. Julia Rezende

Fitting into this world is not the easiest thing for many of us for a variety of reasons, though very few people will actually understand the trauma and anxiety his causes us. We get called weird, rude, mental, or worse because we can’t function in social situations but this doesn’t help as we can’t explain why we are the way we are.

Dani (Débora Falabella) has suffered from anxiety ever since she was a child, obsessed with thinking she can see cockroaches, and becomes ill at the thought of interacting with others. It doesn’t help that her mother Sylvie (Yara de Novaes) feared letting Dani go out on her own which has persisted into adulthood. Despite working in advertising and in a relationship, Dani still suffers from the same problems. 

After a disastrous New Year getaway with boyfriend Kadu (Romulo Arantes Neto), Dani vows to sort herself out trying all sorts of different methods but finds little solace. At one therapy class, she meets Gilberto (Gustavo Vaz), who has similar anxiety issues. They become a couple until Gilberto panics, telling Dani they need a short break, which Dani doesn’t take so well.

I don’t mind admitting a lot about this film hit very close to home given my own anxiety issues although I realise they are Autism related or exacerbated by Autism. However, I also have a different experience to dealing with them to Dani’s, making part of this film feel slightly misguided and not a balanced representation of addressing treatments and helps processes for mental health problems.

Looking at her IMDb page, Brazilian director Julia Rezende favours the rom-com genre so the levity and artistic flourishes in the presentation of And They Say I Am The Crazy One makes sense. Adopting a modern style of animated illustrations to accompany the dialogue and similar zany asides, the caveat is addressing so

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