Book list, Go Ask Alice..eating disorder/suicidal/spiraling into drugs, before the end where theres open interpretation of suicide. Film list, What Dreams May Come..Based on the afterlife of those who commit suicide/suicide attempts/on screen as well

video game | explicit off-screen suicide, avoidable | Fallout: New Vegas (2010): A companion you've sold into slavery to the Legion is described committing suicide through disembowelment off-screen in their ending. Doing this is not necessary for the Legion ending.

The Hedgehog (2009) the plot of the movie revolves around a young girl who is planning to kill herself using her mother's medication

In the book "Scarlet" (the second book in the Lunar Chronicles by Marissa Meyer) It's mentioned a little more than halfway through chapter nineteen that a character commits suicide after being locked in a pysch hospital.

The book 'An Egg on Three Sticks' opens with an attempted suicide and a fairly graphic suicide in the penultimate chapter. It's a plot device pretty much all the way through.

A book called "Suicide Notes From Beautiful Girls" also has "suicide" in it. Not to spoil the book (if youre reading it dont read the next part I'm saying) but there isnt actually suicide, everyone just thinks so untul the book is three quarters over

The movie Skeleton Twins has two attempted suicides. As much as I love this movie and as much as I wanna show it off to like everyone I know cuz I think it's so good, I want ppl to be safe and happy first.

in the movie "What Dreams May Come" the main character's wife commits suicide and in the universe of the movie (it all takes place in the afterlife) if you commit suicide you go to hell (which really hurt because Robin Williams was in the movie and my mom made me watch it with her right after his death)

In the horror movie Exeter (2015) there is a graphic suicide near the beginning of the movie and at the climax there is the same suicide scene playing out bust focusing on a different character. I believe it is heard and not seen.

In the movie Detective Conan: The Phantom of Baker Street (2002) a child commits non-graphic suicide onscreen within the first ten minutes of the film. Near the end of the film, an AI based on that child (and wearing his appearance as a hologram) self-destructs, in a way that is treated within the narrative as another suicide.

Hey so you've listed self-harm for the casual vacancy (rowling), but towards the end of the book one of the main characters commits suicide, and it's graphic

in the film passengers, fairly early on, a character is close to attempting suicide, but ultimately doesn't. it's set in space; he's about to press the button that opens the door of the spaceship without wearing a spacesuit, but stops. It's also mentioned later on, but something along the lines of 'before I met you, I was about to... well, you know'. it's all implied; nothing is actually shown.

Lisey's Story by Stephen King. I can't finish the book, it's upset me too much :( It's only self harm so far, I'm not sure if there's suicide or not.

In the book We Are the Ants there is mentions of the main character's boyfriend committing suicide and in the book The Five Stages of Andrew Brawley 2 accounts of attempted suicide. neither are too graphic, on of the ones from the five stages just trails off after he goes off the roof. Both books are by Shaun David Hutchinson.

In the game The Hanged Man by Uri, the main character often sees a hanged body and if I remember correctly I do believe he imagines it speaking to him

Manchester By The Sea (2016), on-screen attempted suicide with a gun. Guy is stopped before he can pull the trigger.