Paradise Paradox film takes on mental health in mountain towns

The image of western ski towns as glamorous, fun-filled and care-free gets a reality check in a new documentary film, "Paradise Paradox," focusing on disproportionally high suicide rates in Rocky Mountain states, sometimes described by mental health experts as the Suicide Belt.

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