It's not that easy to tell a story from the first-person perspective in a documentary movie. In fact, fiction movies always show us the inner world of a character. Which makes the audience understand and empathize easily.

We consciously draw a parallel between depression and horror, because, from our point of view, it’s more effective to reach the audience’s hearts by common word pictures, rather than by structured interview.

It isn’t simple to talk about depression. All the crying nature of the ill person squashed by strengthlessness and stigmatization. In many places all over the world, public opinion is still concentrated on the denial of the problem. People in a vulnerable condition are out of support and the possibility to be heard.

By our work, we are trying to show that depression is a disease from which no one is immune. There are suffering people of all ages, of any social statuses, and absolutely far and wide.

One of our goals is to give a visual instrument into the hands of those who feel hard to speak. To refer to a movie is easier than turning the soul inside out.

Authors of Soultrap are people who know about depression from their own experience. By our work we say I’m here for you, You are not alone, You can use my words if you’re running out of yours.