“A mental health crisis in the film industry.” It's already been four years since The Looking Glass study declared a full-blown crisis in the UK film industry, sending ripples worldwide. Finally, we had data and words to describe what many film professionals face daily—and perhaps even consider private struggles. Since then, we've learned more about the widespread mental health consequences of film work, with statistics emphasizing that the problem is bigger than the individual. But have we really made progress as an industry since the study was launched? What initiatives have emerged, and which international ‘best practices’ can we share today? Can Danish filmmakers relate to international research, and can we, in light of this, better understand our own collective challenges?