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All The Lonely People
is coming to
public television this fall

Loneliness is no longer a private problem. It is a youth, aging, and mental health issue being addressed in communities across the country. 

For public television stations, All The Lonely People offers a timely opportunity to serve viewers with more than a broadcast. The film can help stations spark local conversations, connect audiences with community resources and partner with organizations already working to reduce isolation.

As national attention to loneliness continues to grow, this film offers stations a human, uplifting, and community-centered way to engage with the issue.

  • Timely topic with broad local relevance

  • Strong fit for public media’s community-service mission

  • Useful for aging, caregiving, health, mental health, and civic engagement audiences

  • Offers practical viewer takeaways, not only awareness 

  • Creates opportunities for local partnerships and post-broadcast engagement

Contact:

Nimmi Singh
Marigold Media Group


nimmi@marigoldmediagroup.com

971-227-5487

What stations can do

Stations can use All The Lonely People as a broadcast, engagement, and community partnership opportunity.

Possible actions:

  • Air the film during the September broadcast window

  • Promote the film to viewers through station newsletters, social media, and local partner networks

  • Share the film’s connection resources and loneliness life hacks (link to lifehacks page)

  • Build local engagement with aging, health, library, faith, civic, and community organizations

  • Host a local screening, panel, or post-broadcast conversation

  • Explore a cast or filmmaker appearance, virtual Q&A, keynote, or moderated discussion

  • Use the film to support local initiatives around loneliness, connection, aging, caregiving, and community well-being

Community engagement opportunities

All The Lonely People can also support station events, partner convenings, and post-broadcast conversations through filmmaker appearances, panels, Q&As, or moderated discussions.

Possible formats include:

  • virtual filmmaker Q&A

  • in-person screening and discussion

  • keynote or presentation

  • moderated panel with local experts

  • post-broadcast station event

  • partner-hosted community conversation

cast & CREW appearance/ panel option

For stations looking to extend the broadcast into a deeper local conversation, pair the filmmakers, subjects, and subject matter experts with local stakeholders to create a high-impact panel.

Promotional/station materials

We are preparing station-facing materials to make promotion and local engagement easier. If your station needs specific copy, images, links, or engagement language, please use the form below to let us know what would be most helpful.

Station materials may include:

  • viewer resource links

  • loneliness life hacks page

  • short film description

  • longer synopsis

  • approved credits

  • trailer link

  • stills/key art

  • filmmaker and cast bios

  • sample newsletter copy

  • sample social media copy

  • discussion prompts

  • community engagement ideas

  • contact information for station follow-up

FOR MORE INFO:

Contact:

Nimmi Singh
Marigold Media Group


nimmi@marigoldmediagroup.com

971-227-5487