Breakdown and Back Compilation
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Narrated by:
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Marjorie Van Halteren
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Editor reviews
Is this a documentary? Is it a dramatization? In this riveting audio experience, the lines between reality and imagination are blurred. Which is entirely appropriate given the subject matter: mental illness.
This is the very real story of a woman referred to as "Annie" -- whose words and experiences are brought to life by an actress. But other voices telling her story aren't actors at all. They are her family and friends, who relate what it was like to be drawn into the personal hell of someone they loved.
This Peabody Award-winner combines the best elements of storytelling, drama, interviews, and audio production. Listen, and you'll gain valuable new insights about the afflictions that affect millions of people - and everyone around them.
This is the very real story of a woman referred to as "Annie" -- whose words and experiences are brought to life by an actress. But other voices telling her story aren't actors at all. They are her family and friends, who relate what it was like to be drawn into the personal hell of someone they loved.
This Peabody Award-winner combines the best elements of storytelling, drama, interviews, and audio production. Listen, and you'll gain valuable new insights about the afflictions that affect millions of people - and everyone around them.
Critic reviews
- Peabody Award Winner, 1985