Lily Collins talks about ‘Mental Health Awareness’ while sharing her experience of working for Marti Noxon’s ‘To The Bone’
Lily Collins is an English-American actress, born on March 18, 1989, in Guildford, United Kingdom, to father Phil Collins and mother Jill Tavelman.
The ‘Abduction’ actress Lily Collins has taken to Instagram, on May 14, to share about the reason and experience for working with director Marti Noxon, on her film ‘To The Bone’, and how she relates it with the ongoing ‘Mental Health Awareness’ month of May.
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Sharing a couple of pictures from the time of 2017’s film, tagging Marti, Lily seems to be listening to her director for instructions, quite attentively in her ribbed brown sweater, sitting at the table in the first, while the duo simply pose for the camera, all smiles, dressed in sweaters, in the next.
In the caption below, Lily says that she has been thinking constantly of how complicated and difficult it is to deal with insecurities, expectations and emotions, in context to the mental health significance of this month.
She says that no matter what people appear from outside, you never know what they might be going through from the inside, and so we should never be quick to judge and always treat others with utmost kindness, compassion and gentleness.
Talking about her film, Lily shares that she worked with Marti as they both share an experience, and that telling their stories to the world, might end up encouraging people to share theirs, making it a safe place for them to talk about their difficulties and illness, treating mental health as utmost priority and eradicating the taboo associated with it.
