@Robert Gentel,
I think it well meant and likely fascinating...however, I am 99.99% sure it will cause a spike in suicide numbers wherever it is shown, as well-meaning publicity about suicide does.
It's quite spectacular at times, especially if it focuses on young people.....the kids triggered by such stuff then often lead to clusters in their schools and amongst their extended social group.
That's why anti-suicide programs and education are very problematic.
In Oz, suicides are hardly reported at all for this reason, especially when they involve young people.
I guess what is moot is whether in the long term such documentaries allow people to be better at seeing signs of real distress amongst those in their circle, and encourage distressed folk to seek support.
Not that I think suicide always a bad choice...but it is very sad to see kids do it, or people who just need some assistance.
I would be very interested to see the program, though, and I will look at the links you have provided.
Edit.
Goddamn. I hadn't noticed that was on You Tube, which is a young person's Mecca.
I think that is not something that should be on such a venue, and that it is quite dangerous to have it there.