Jonah Hill announced Wednesday (August 17) that he will not be promoting his upcoming documentary,Stats .
Stutzderives its title from his therapist, who sought to improve his mental health and to understand anxiety attacks exacerbated by them. , followed by Hill. media appearances.
Hill said he has therefore given up on promoting the film directly in order to debut it on the fall film festival circuit.
His full statement is due atIt was sent toand read: Called Stutz. The overall purpose of making this film is to make the therapy and tools I have learned in therapy available to a wide audience for personal use through an entertaining film.
Through my journey of self-discovery, I have come to understand that for nearly 20 years I have suffered from anxiety attacks, which are exacerbated by media appearances and public events.
“We are so grateful that this film will have its world premiere at a prestigious film festival this fall. No. But you won't see me promote this or any upcoming films while I take this important step to protect myself. You can't stay true to yourself or the movie when it goes bad.
"I usually get sick of letters and statements like this, but I know the few who can afford to take a vacation." I understand that you are privileged...you are not going to lose your job while dealing with your anxiety.This letter and Stutzencourage people to talk and act on things like this. I hope that will become more normal so that you can feel better and take steps to help the people in your life understand their problems more clearly.
"I hope this work speaks for itself. Thank you to all of our collaborators, business partners, and everyone reading this for their understanding and support.
– Jonah Hill
