‘In the Hands of: Depression’ is a film that doesn’t shy away from showcasing the ugly face of depression. A deeply personal film by the filmmaker, which deserves high praise. A powerful watch throughout. The low-budget film is shot with neat cinematography, sound and post production – a commendable effort. Acting delivery is gripping to watch, albeit a ride of melancholy. The film concludes with a compelling message of hope and encouragement. Highly recommended.