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Subsurface personalizes mental health in a haunting film experience

FILM REVIEW
Subsurface
Rudy Segovia
Headliner Chicago


Kyle Patrick is a triple threat in the arts currently making a name for himself with Windy City Playhouse, with their Jeff Award winning production of The Boys in the Band and the upcoming production of Sons of Hollywood. 
 
Kyle is also set to release his upcoming short film Subsurface. In Subsurface, Kyle Patrick tackles mental health and gives us a raw insight into the mind of someone clearly struggling and trying to manage and cope. Whether the mental health matter is an issue or circumstance, is unclear, but that's precisely the point. Kyle takes us inside Jared's journey of trying to deal and communicate his struggle and vocalizing his feelings. We become one with Kyle Patrick as we witness Jared's journey to choose between 'power through it' and "I need help.'  

The shots are haunting and reflective of what most of us feel either on a smaller or larger scale on a daily basis. When is the right situation to get thicker skin and move on and what's the tipping point for asking for help? These are the questions we get asked and want to know from this short film, but ultimately this is a film about acknowledging the dilemma most people have everyday in all aspects of their lives, and opening this important conversation. 
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Film updates and social media platforms can be found at 
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    • Subsurface - Editor's Review
    • Scream - Editor's Review
    • Encanto - Editor's Review
  • Top 10 Headliner Chicago Videos of 2021
  • Theatre Reviews
    • Moulin Rouge! The Musical!
    • Good Night, Oscar
    • King James
    • La Cage Aux Folles
    • Rodgers and Hammerstein's Oklahoma!
    • Disney's Frozen
    • Love Actually? An Unauthorized Musical Parody
    • The Beatrix Potter Holiday Tea Party
    • A Recipe for Disaster
  • Archives
    • Tiffany - interview
    • Time Out Market
    • Thema Houston - Interview
    • Museum of Illusions
    • Jay Sethi - Diageo Beer Company (Guinness Tap Room)
    • FREE TICKETS - I Want You Back - SNEEK PREVIEW
    • 57th Annual Chicago International Film Festival
    • Halloween Films Set in Illinois
    • Dear Evan Hansen - Editor's Review
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    • Wolfgang - Editor's Review
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    • To-Go Valentine's Day menu from Chicagoland hot spots