Men
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| Initial release | 1997 |
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| Directors | Zoe Clarke-Williams |
| Screenplay | Karen Black |
| Producers | Paul Williams |
| Composers | Mark Mothersbaugh |
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| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 2314882 |
About Men
A single young woman (Sean Young) moves to Los Angeles, gets a job as a chef and has casual affairs.
Muriel McKay's daughter urges Met to let mother's killer find body
... " For years I d gone over the question of How did my mother let the Men - who looked pretty rough - into the house? He told me quite simply - she was outside, " she said" She saw them coming...
Uttarakhand tunnel collapse: Rescuers free 41 trapped workers
... The Men, who were brought out in wheeled stretchers through a 90cm (3ft) wide pipe, were taken to hospital for check-ups...
Missing Ukrainian child traced to Putin ally
...By Hilary AnderssonBBC PanoramaA key political ally of Vladimir Putin has adopted a child seized from a Ukrainian children s home, according to docuMents uncovered by BBC s Panorama...
French Senate to debate anti-gay law apology
... " Mr Bousset is one of an estimated 10,000 people - mostly gay Men - who were convicted between 1942 and 1982 under laws used to target homosexuals...
Climate change: Rise in Google searches around ‘anxiety'
...By Lucy GilderBBC 100 WoMenOnline search queries related to " climate anxiety" have risen, according to data gathered by Google and shared exclusively with BBC 100 WoMen...
Police seize $1bn worth of fake designer goods in New York
... Two Men have been charged with trafficking the goods, which police say was done out of a storage locker in Manhattan...
Rédoine Faïd: France's jailbreak king gets more jail time for helicopter escape
... After they let off smoke bombs to confuse guards, one of the Men - identified as Faïd s elder brother Rachid - used a disc-grinder to cut through doors leading to the visiting room...
Thousands of men miss out on life-extending prostate cancer drug
... Charity Prostate Cancer UK said it was " unacceptable" that Men in parts of the UK were facing a postcode lottery...
"I had PTSD - football is a reason why I'm alive today'
Dave (in blue) credits Everton Mental Health systems That save you, it can be displayed to observe the life-
When tuning in, the Fa Cup game of football-starts plans for this weekend a little later than usual, so That a film about Mental Health .
It is, and calls for the football Fans , to your Mental Health .
The video was made as a collaboration between the FA and the Mental Health charities counts, Every opinion and heads.
"do it on a platform, on football-games, is just fantastic," says Everton fan Dave Curtis.
His team take on Liverpool at the Anfield stadium on Sunday in the third round, The Most high-profile game.
"you have 55,000 people and watched them, it's just too fantastic to be aware of this fact. It is something That is very close To My Heart . "
Prince William met with West Brom players in the last year, as part of The Campaign ,Dave is one of the Everton-community-systems for him, served in Afghanistan in 2009 and credits alive Today .
"On The Eighth day of my tour, a suicide bomber drove into the rear of The Vehicle I was driving, and was hanging, obviously wounded me, and a friend of mine, was beside me. and he killed a friend of ours, was on the back, which was a US Marine. "
Three years later, Dave was diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). That , combined with injuries from the bombing meant That he was medically discharged from the army.
"came at a time in My Life , where I was, so to speak, at the bottom of a dark hole, Everton In The community.
"And I'll say it Every Day - they are a massive reason why I'm still Here Today . "
Dave (left) was in a "dark hole", when he finds out about Everton scheme for veteransThe Club have a System for veterans delivery, where you can play football and meet Everton player.
Dave says That he's met, fellow veterans, who were able to assure him That life could be better and there was "light at the end of The Tunnel ".
"The First meeting I went to, it has saved My Life . "
Dave is now project coordinator for a separate veterans " of the system in The Club and says it works like the back of his therapy.
"Nine times out of 10 I'm going to talk to you a veteran or a member of the family and we go through similar situations.
"By doing That , then I feel better about myself. It takes away all the negative thoughts I could have. "
" football is a vehicle,'of The English Football League also recognizes The Role of football can help in the improvement of Mental Health together with Mental Health charity mind since 2018.
Many football clubs in The League , open a lead to help your own schema-the Fans - especially Men - to.
"Always Men talking about Mental Health has always been a challenge, and this is also recognised," says Nigel plant, the Notts County runs On The Ball program.
Notts County have a Mental Health System for their Fans , the people since 2006"We together from all over Nottingham to play football. But the focus is actually to speak to the provision of opportunities for the people.
"a lot of people to the meeting, they found themselves, feel socially isolated and contact with other people.
"But the people it attracts often for football and drawn to professional football clubs.
"So to speak, as a vehicle for us, about Mental Health and the well-being and talk about things like social skills, the mood, and the depression and anxiety. "
A typical session might start with some exercises with The Ball - with a professional Trainer - and a five-a-side game. But there is progress in the discussion of topics related to Mental Health .
"We begin our discussions very often That something happens on the football field - a manager could saw, That it is emphasized, on the field of play or an event That happened, says on the game box", Nigel.
"And we can talk about what we think, what happens there and why.
"Then we will use That as a vehicle of their own lives and consider how we respond in similar situations, and whether there are things we can learn. "
Jesse Lingard , Harry Maguire and Jordan Pickford are three England players involved with The Campaign ,Notts County has a separate program, provides women in the community, and Nigel says, The Most important thing in both cases is the creation of a comfortable environment.
"they Come together, a project is to solve a large Problem for some people, because it is The First step in the knowledge That you might want to a Problem with which you are working.
"We tend to speak to talk, to emotional Health , people about Mental Health often people.
"tend not to you think to," This is for me, let's talk about something, about mental illness and I don't know, know me in'.
"If you talk to people about their Health and well-being can improve as you improve your mood, or how certain situations, people feel That you can relate to That . "
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