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I've noticed that a lot of woman with eating disorders grow up to get into extreme athletics. One body focus traded for another.

Margaux loved bandanas..me too from teenage years to this day. I'm 42 now. I know what clinical depression is. It's hell. Pure hell. RIP M

Rest in peace sweet Margaux ❤️🙏🏾

there's such a ripple effect with suicide. it carries on for generations.

1:05 WTF are those things?

What a strange family.

First time I was actually able to sit and watch a full documentary on suicide since my husband left 12yrs ago ; thank you for all you do for the survivors. Thank you for this film.

At some point, you must be brave, and except that your parents are human, they have their own shit and that shit can make them a$$holes. You must be brave and accept it and tell em to PISS OFF!!!

not sure who told her that "grandpa spent a lot of time writing in there" (Ketchum house). EH did very little writing in that house. The beginning of his demise had already started when he and Mary moved in. EH did the 95% of his writing in Key West and Cuba; and also in Europe in the 20s.

Why did Mariel say that Margaux was stupid?

That look on her face at the 49 second marks says it all. That is the look of somebody who has swallowed a disgusting pill hundreds of times instead of telling the Truth. She is literally remembering the abuse right then as he is speaking, heartbroken that the Truth is still not being spoken, heartbroken at her lack of courage in that moment. Telling her she's had opportunities average people haven't is like rubbing salt in a terrible wound. What are opportunities when you are broken inside, and the man who did it is right in front of you craftily dodging accountability.

How ironic that a back door entryway would be the place Hemingway would make it his end of the line.

Poor Margaux. I just adored her. God, her Dad was such a product of Papa. What a couple of asses they were but they couldn't be helped; it was all they knew.

One of the comments I read was about Mariel not having been relevant for sometime. I do think she did try hard to look for some hard answers but at the expense of her family. She's also very narcissistic.

Watched this a couple of nights ago. First off the fact Mariel compares the Hemingways to the Kennedys, is bizarre. The only ones who have done anything publicly, are Ernest, Margaux & Mariel. Ernest was uniquely talented in every way, Mariel is an okay actress, and Margaux was one of the most beautiful models, ever. Every single generation of Kennedys have produced proven success, and catastrophic results. I completely admire Mariel for taking a hard, cold look at her family but the documentary is disconnected in several ways. She calls her dead sister Margaux, stupid yet, doesn't correct herself & then has a complete meltdown with her boyfriend when their cars break down on a remote dirt road. If cussing out your boyfriend while stranded is introspective then Mariel has nailed it. Sorry, not sorry. Just really wasn't that impressed.

He's sick. How wicked is he to insult her while knowing he destroyed her...NOT FAME NOR DRUGS. Sick.

Don't care for Mariel. Margaux was so much more down to earth.

Rip margaux hemingway she was so beautiful and kind and smart and funny so sad

She was so blown away? Really? Great choice of words🙄

The look on her face said it all...I think she was looking for a kinder answer.. he didn't have to go in that direction at all if he felt that way a good father would keep it to himself

Any footage of Joan?

I come from an average middle class family, no one known or did anything notable. I was born in early 50's and I don't know of any friends or anyone for that matter I've gotten to know in my life who didn't come from a dysfunctional family with some or all forms of abuse, including my own; it's quite common unfortunately. So if you think your family was jinxed or unusual that there was alcoholism, verbal, physical, sexual abuse, suicide, etc. because your previous relatives or your grandfather was a known, famous writer, then you're wrong. I grew up petrified living in the same house with my bipolar dad and sister, mom looked away, ignored it all, wouldn't protect me. She became severely depressed, closed off, a shell of her younger self, it caused her many health issues she died from. My dad died 18 years after her, and I'm still scared of him. Finally blocked my sister out of my life 25 yrs ago such a relief, with the help of a therapist, but with the dam internet tracking everyone, she found me, and I'm NOT on any social media, no accounts ever. I don't bank or pay any utilities online, seems you move, new address is automatically on the internet somehow, we're all tracked. I didn't even give Post Office a forwarding address. Don't use a cell either, landline only and number I was told would be private. NOTHING is private anymore due to the internet. I HATE the internet (weeks go by at times without getting on it), if it were shut down tomorrow I'd celebrate,. So now I'm filled with anxiety, anger and depression again, after good, happy years of only living in the present and future, now she's brought the past back. Life is difficult, too many of us had/have crazy, hurtful, abusive family members in our childhoods that marked us for life, even though we chose to move on, it still comes back, no choice of ours. Mental illness and family abuse what goes on behind "closed doors", sadly, will never ever be able to be controlled, there are too many of them, the news media in all forms, shows us that everyday.

I'd get nervous too if I couldn't see. First thought that crossed my mind seeing the first seconds of this. Who the heck rock climbs with their hair hanging over their eyes? That's stupid and dangerous, tie it back off your face! Rock climbing, one of the dumbest, sport/hobbies there is, accidents waiting to happen, death wishes. And many do die doing it. Just watched a narrated documentary on her grandfather Ernest's life on PBS with real photos and video footage, during his time in Cuba, Spain, getting a divorce from Pauline,, marrying Martha Gellhorn, etc. it was quite well done. Glad Mariel has made herself a good, adult life, with no one controlling her, choices she's made, THAT'S healthy, mental health. Can't change the past or what relatives had choosen to do with their lives, time is short, just have to move on and not dwell on things that cannot be changed, focus on only your present and future.

I think that it's always better to continue living, I've suffered a mental illness for many years, and was suicidal for years at the beginning of it, and I still think that it's always better to continue living. You can reach new levels of conscience, new experiences, the little things of life that are good, and simply the duty to live and go through tribulation, grow, etc. I'm a believer in God, of course, and I believe in heaven, hell, etc., that's another reason why I always kept going, although I almost had a suicide attempt. I'm glad I'm still alive and I pray to God that I always continue and never attempt suicide. 0:07

Geeze Muriel and Margot look nearly identical despite being almost 10 years apart. Very beautiful sisters. RIP Margot 🕊

Mariel is a female Adonis! she's incredibly strong and incredibly beautiful!

I'm all about that kettlebell!!

Be baptized in the holy spirit Hemingway

this was overwhelmingly sad to think of someone as beautiful as Margaux to have lived and died this way. there's always plenty of money for the next war, but what of mental illness? what is it gonna take.

What a courageous woman ! God bless her !

It was the back door to the outside!

‘ how do you feel about your daughters being so well known?’ ……her facial expressions that follow aren’t due to depression or the fact she’s clearly out of it on something, it’s a direct result of what he said when he answered. I don’t know what she expected him to say but he blew a hole right through it and left her looking embarrassed and uncomfortable and also hurt. When she said ‘well known’ I interpreted to meant successful - which the two sisters were…….but the question of why was bluntly answered by her father.

Life is absurdly, bizarre, and tragic? Who doesn't remember, the writer, Ernest Hemingway?

Chronic life long depression was a curse to the Hemingway genetic line. Their story is fascinating but very sad at the same time.

It's very telling and sad what Margaux Hemingway says in the beginning of this. That committing suicide is perfectly rational if you can no longer do what you truly enjoyed doing. Margaux's happiest time was her modeling career, something she herself could no longer do.

I wonder what year that footage was filmed. Margaux died in 1996? 1997? She was still beautiful here. That husky vice and those cheekbones were still striking. its unfortunate that people were so unkind to her after her modeling career was over. Fashion models move on to other things. it seems like Margaux struggled a bit.

I feel like when we mature out of whatever it is we were doing in our youth, we must take stock and find new purposes and figure out what nature or God is telling us comes next. Sometimes we are just to remain for the younger generation and help them become. Soon enough we will naturally depart this earthly plane of existence, soon enough. I just learned that Hemingway killed himself.

Her own philosophy killed her

She's "wacked out" here. Sad as it progressed and ultimately spelled her demise.

He is out of tune with her. He subtly chastises her by saying, "You have the whole world open to you... You've had opportunties..." Basically saying, "You screwed up." There is a disconnect between them that surely was the case when she was a child as well.

You felt sane outside b/c you were in God’s creation.

The “Hemingway Curse” is deeply rooted in child sex abuse. It doesn’t help that biography whitewashes truth in order to preserve the myth. Betrayal by a parent is soul crushing. Hemingway was always chasing his childhood because he was stuck in it-frozen in a place where innocence was violently lost and knowledge was terribly found. We are not dealing with random effect, child sex abuse is intergenerational, systemic, and highly institutionalized. Note: The scene is difficult to watch. The father is drunk and the daughter is awash in drugs. There is unspoken sadness in their eyes. It has nothing to do with the legacy and price of fame.

Keep loving life. Don't over think Life. Living a wonderful life, and the people around you, family and friends is all that matters. God Bless.

Her poor face looks like he sucks all of the joy and hope out of her. It is heart wrenching.

She looks a bit too respectful!!! Mmmm don't know.. Is she a drama Queen? He comes across very natural and not intimated otherwise I think she is performing.. I don't know.. Something is strange

It was sad that mariel said people didnt realize how stupid margaux was, what a sad and discusting thing to say about your deceased sister.

Something isn’t right: She says “as a kid I always avoided this area right here it totally freaked me out”.... but she didn’t find out he killed him self there until her LATE 20’s?!! I think even I knew Earnest Hemingway killed himself before my early 20’s and I’m 15 years younger then her with no connection to this family at all.

The Juice in hollywood probably hurt her too

She was so cheerful until he started talking

Margaux💜RIP