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Gomez opens about her mental state
Selena Gomez opened about her mental state while hosting the screening of Safdie brothers\' film \"Good Times\". \"A little while ago, I was actually on bed rest and it\'s probably the worst time to watch (2014 film) ‘Heaven Knows What\', or the best time, depending on your mental state,\" she said.
Selena Gomez opened about her mental state while hosting the screening of Safdie brothers' film "Good Times". "A little while ago, I was actually on bed rest and it's probably the worst time to watch (2014 film) ‘Heaven Knows What', or the best time, depending on your mental state," she said.
"And I ended up becoming extremely fascinated with the boys (director Josh Safdie and producer Sebastian Bear Mc-Clard) and kind of forced them to be my friend a little bit.
"For me, I really liked the mental aspect of it, because I've done a lot of those exercises that you put in this. "So, in the beginning of the movie struck with me ... that's not really a secret, but, I for sure have talked about that and have done a lot of those exercises," she added.
The film Gomez was referring to during the panel was "Heaven Knows What", which is about a homeless heroin addict who attempts suicide before ending up in a psychiatric hospital.
