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Something’s Up with Dad

The Highs and Lows of Growing Up with a Bipolar Father

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Something’s Up with Dad

De : Nitsan Tal
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"For years, the Tank Story was an easy answer to the question, 'Why is your dad like this?' It portrayed him as a wounded soldier, a hero whose injuries never healed. But the truth was much more complicated than that."

When he was young, Nitsan's father was known as a brilliant and adventurous guy. A young man who could talk to anyone about anything, who had a glorious future ahead of him. But then came the hospitalizations. The disappearances. The debilitating depressions. Growing up, Nitsan and her sister had a first row view of their father's struggles, and the disease pulling the family apart. Years later, Nitsan, a budding filmmaker, sets out to tell her father's story. She finds herself chasing the past—interviewing those who knew him, digging through records, and uncovering conflicting narratives of the same events. What emerges is a complex portrait of a man shaped by trauma, a family torn between love and protection, and the lifelong intricacies of growing up in the shadow of mental illness.

Told with unflinching honesty, Something's Up with Dad is a gripping memoir about the impossible reality of bipolar disorder and the toll it takes on the people who long to help their loved ones through it.

©2025 Nitsan Tal (P)2026 Nitsan Tal
Culturel et régional Psychologie Psychologie et psychiatrie Santé mentale
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