LOS ANGELES — "Each and Every Day" represents studies in courage, both in life and in the MTV documentary about young people and suicide.In frank and revelatory conversations, nine survivors recount . . .
11 TV shows and films you can stream for free this month
Bethonie Butler, The Washington Post
Feb. 12, 2021
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Jharrel Jerome won an Emmy for his portrayal of Korey Wise, one of the Central Park Five, in Ava DuVernay s When They See Us. The first episode of the acclaimed miniseries is currently free to stream on Netflix.Atsushi Nishijima/Netflix
We ve lost count of the number of new streaming platforms, a luxury that can really add up for TV lovers. But even cord-cutters can find quality content - if you know where to look. To that end, we ve compiled a wide-ranging list of TV and film efforts you can watch without a paid subscription. The selection is especially robust in February, which marks Black History Month and, for the romantics among us, Valentine s Day.
MTV Documentary Films will premiere the mental health film
Each and Every Day from Peabody Award-winning filmmaker Alexandra Shiva, producer Lindsey Megrue and executive producer Sheila Nevins – MTV’s head of documentary films this month.
The documentary, created in partnership with The Jed Foundation, features nine young people from different racial, ethnic, religious and socio-economic backgrounds from across the U.S. who share their personal stories around the impacts of COVID-19 from remote learning to missed milestones, a racial reckoning and job losses to their mental health.
Each and Every Day, premiering Feb. 16 at 9 p.m. ET/PT,
will not only hear their stories of depression, anxiety and other mental health concerns, but also see the message recovery and the importance of treatment and conversation.