SBS VICELAND presents Take Me There, an original short-form documentary series telling young Australians' stories

SBS VICELAND presents Take Me There, an original short-form documentary series telling young Australians' stories

Wednesday, 2 August

News Release

Each is a story about a pivotal moment of change in a young person's life.

With characters that mirror the diversity of the Australian population, each is a raw snapshot of reality: an invaluable confessional; an insight into real, unscripted experiences about mental health, disability, sexuality, music, youth issues, and domestic violence.

Creating connections between people and place, each short-form documentary explores the diverse Australia we live in, and the vibrant people who make it.

The first four Take Me There stories take place New South Wales, with stories from other parts of Australia to come. They will roll out from today, Wednesday 2 August, on facebook.com/sbsviceland/videos, and will appear on channel between programs from next week.

Take Me There stories:

Wani - Wednesday, 2 August

A rapper from the western suburbs who experienced a troubled home life, but found an escape through his music in a friend's garage.

Emma - Thursday, 3 August

A young woman who suffers from bipolar was hospitalised after trying to take her own life. She now works at the same hospital using her life experience to help others in similar situations.

Luke - Friday, 4 August

After struggling with identity, Luke found acceptance and self-expression through pole dancing.

Matt - Saturday, 5 August

A young man dealing with his life changing in the blink of an eye after losing his leg in an explosion accident.

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