SAVE. OUR. STORIES EVENT - See SPYRAL, Michelle Trachtenberg's Final Film

Mental Health Benefit Event in Austin to View the Documentary SPYRAL in Michelle Trachtenberg’s Final Performance A Benefit for NAMI & AEB

Save Our Stories Event for All Entertainment Business's (AEB) New Foundation SOS

March 12: 4:30-8:30PM at Kingdom Nightclub 505 East 7th Street Austin TX.

Step into a groundbreaking movement that’s changing the future of independent film at Save Our Stories (SOS). This isn’t just a screening—it’s a call to action. Be part of an experience where powerful stories find their audience voices are amplified and independent films get the spotlight they deserve. Don’t miss it!

Live Performances An Interactive Art Experience all Headlined by the Pre-Release Screening of the Documentary SPYRAL Michelle Trachtenberg’s Final Film.

Made possible by All Entertainment Business (AEB). Join In Person or Live Stream on Rewarded.TV

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SAVE OUR STORIES visit AllEntertainmentBusiness.com/SaveOurStories

SPYRAL and its mental health initiatives visit MentalAwarenessToday.com

If you would like to donate it will support the work of multiple organizations aligned with our mission to advance mental health awareness storytelling and innovative content distribution.

Michelle Trachtenberg’s final film role is in SPYRAL where she delivers one of the most powerful performances of her career. In 2x Oscar Winner Bill Guttentag’s raw and deeply personal documentary Trachtenberg voices Michelle Cody White a woman whose life was derailed by undiagnosed bipolar disorder self-medication and addiction. Through her performance Michelle leaves behind a hauntingly real and urgent message about the importance of seeking mental health support early.

Often described as “The Boyhood of Bipolar” SPYRAL is a 13-year journey into the depths of mental illness compiled from home videos diaries and social media. It rips the band-aid off the struggles that affect all of us offering an unfiltered look at the devastating consequences of untreated mental health conditions.

The film is currently on its festival journey and was set for a March 12 benefit event in Austin during SXSW supporting mental health nonprofits including NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness). Earlier this week NAMI announced a national partnership with the film which has inspired the launch of Save Our Stories (SOS)—a new initiative by the All Entertainment Business Organization debuting later this year. SOS not only supports social impact content across film TV and short-form storytelling but also serves as a funding vehicle for partner organizations like NAMI leveraging these projects to drive financial support for vital causes.

Host or Publisher SPYRAL