Stutz

Directed by Jonah Hill, this 2022 documentary unfolds as a series of candid conversations between Hill and his own psychiatrist, who walks through his early life and a distinctive, visually based model of therapy. Intimate and reflective, the film blurs the line between subject and filmmaker as it explores mental health, vulnerability, and the tools people use to cope. Its tone is warm, personal, and disarmingly open. With a strong MagicMovieScore of 7.5, it appeals to viewers interested in honest explorations of therapy, emotional wellbeing, and the relationship between healer and patient.

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