Six Schizophrenic Brothers Reviews

They have so many kids I couldn’t keep track of who was who and who was schizo and who wasn’t and who’s still alive and who isn’t

If the saying “When it rains, it pours” was a family.. it would be this one. My lord, I can’t imagine growing up in that family. 🥺

Really tough watch but wow this was fascinating

This is probably the most interesting documentary I have ever watched.
The amount of plot in here is so much you couldnt possibly accurately describe it to another person, but wow what an interesting and traumatized family. Schizophrenia seems like its hard ro deal with

10/10!!

Unreal to watch how this disease continuously effected that poor family.

Scary

It was good till the end…seemed different at the end like the family changed…im not sure but still a good watch

so sad , i wanna give Mary a hug .

Crazy. Can’t even imagine.

10/10 very intriguing and left needing more info. Such a horrific story and unique situation

Weird! Very interesting but I wish they went more in depth about how they knew and were diagnosed. It mostly just focused on family dynamics

Absolute carnage of a family. How unfortunate. 6.5/10

Sad, but good.

Wow wow wow. Such an incredible documentary

It was actually a very well executed documentary about the family live of the siblings and boys living with schizophrenia. Definitely showed that it’s a mental illness and not something that makes you a monster

Truly heart breaking on all fronts.The poor boys with the illness,the other siblings growing up around it, the mother and father having to deal with their kids falling like dominos to this.Just very tragic for this family,and to still be dealing with the fallout of this illness.

Interesting story but would have liked more details. Lots of vague recollections. Not the best editing of a documentary either.

A very engaging mini-docuseries that painfully showcases the difference in psyche-medicine over several decades. All you can say over and over is, “that poor family.”

A very interesting doc exploring mental illness and the nature vs nurture debate.

This is a tragic yet compelling look at mental illness shared by family members. I applaud the members of the family for coming forward to tell the story.