Petals of a Rose (Dissociative Identity Disorder Short Film) [Conference Version]

Full film and resources are available at www.dylancrumpler.com/petals-of-a-rose
Subtitles available in: Chinese, Dutch, English, French, German, Japanese, Norwegian, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, Turkish, and Ukrainian. Dissociative Identity Disorder has been repeatedly misportrayed in an unrealistic, sensationalized, and violent way on TV and in film. DID is not a rare condition. Research studies show approximately 1.5% of the population has DID, with a greater percentage experiencing other dissociative disorders.
This film is dedicated to my mother, Holly, and all the parts in her system.

[@thesmokesys]

The representation of different ages, genders, introjects even! This is such a great representation thank you so so much

[@sygillegion]

i wasnt expecting to cry this much. beautiful ending.

[@didsociety]

Thank you for honestly portraying of dissociative identity disorder. If you need proofreading of a Polish translation, I can help.

[@maxmccarty3131]

this articulated my experience so beautifully. thank you to all involved.

[@carriegrant165]

So accurate! I hope the whole world watches this movie!

[@violetjohann]

This is one of the best representations I've seen. It's just fantastic. All the heart that went into this.

[@the_raven_system]

This is genuinely such good representation

[@DaisyZaw]

😭😭 Thank you. This is a beautiful depiction and description of what a system is.

[@user-kj9yp7lr3r]

I wish someone would get real about this disorder and my experience.
We are very violent. Many harassment/assault/kidnapping/abduction/domestic violence/ charges. Most of which we have absconded or straight up beat. There is so much violence in my life as a child, after a while, you wish to master it. Still scared of it. But I'll never be a victim again. Not without revenge.