mEAT.

    It’s not easy separating who you really are from an illness that is eating you from the inside out. mEAT. provides a glimpse of what it’s really like to struggle with and recover from an eating disorder.

    The image shows a close-up of a person's face, with the word "mEAT" prominently displayed across the forehead. The background is dark, drawing the viewer's attention to the striking visual contrast and the intense gaze of the individual.
    Topics Covered
    Eating Disorders
    Content Heads Up
    Representation
    White, Woman / female, Adult
    Film Style
    Drama
    Filmmaker

    Priyanka Rajendram

    Priyanka Rajendram is a medical officer in Singapore, focusing on women’s health and mental health policy. Passionate about combining film with medicine, she uses storytelling to raise awareness and provoke thought on public health issues, including in her film, mEAT.

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