Name for the Day (1980)

Clive, an ordinary man, begins experiencing an intense desire to lose his mind. His wife initially doubts his claims, thinking they are an overreaction or attention-seeking. However, when Clive takes extreme steps to become completely unstable, she is forced to face the reality of his declining mental health. The film examines mental health and its effect on individuals and their relationships. As the story progresses, we explore Clive's perspective, questioning what motivates his desperate self-destruction and how those around him respond. The tone is tense yet thoughtful, combining dark humor with genuine emotion as Clive’s descent into madness impacts his marriage and his sense of self.