tag:peatix.com,2011:1 2020-03-01T22:04:53+08:00 Peatix The Breathe Movement tag:peatix.com,2020:event-1410502 2020-02-27T18:30:00SGT 2020-02-27T18:30:00SGT

The Singapore Mental Health Film Festival returns February 27 — March 1 at National Gallery Singapore! Through 13 Films, 8 Panels and 8 Workshops, SMHFF is working towards towards increasing awareness of the complexity of mental illnesses, building safe and inclusive environments for those impacted by mental health concerns, and affecting change on a social and national level.Mental Health – a topic with so much stigma surrounding it, a topic taboo in conversation; yet a topic so important. In the same way we go to extreme measures to take care of our physical health, the same care should be shown to our mental health.We invite you to join us in challenging the stigma of mental health, and work towards a more compassionate Singapore. *Note: 1) Each film is paired with a panel topic. "Freedom Writers" will be screened twice, with two different panel topics. 2) Not all feature films are paired with a short film (visit www.smhff.com for more details on the pairings).3) Workshop tickets are sold separately.4) Each film is paired with a book, which is available for purchase. If you choose to purchase a film ticket and book pairing, collection of books will be on site during the festival.5) All tickets are sold on SISTIC.Feature Films Freedom Writers (Opening + Second screening available)  Min Lilla Syster / My Skinny Sister Happiness / 幸運是我 Little Tickles / Les Chatouilles Land of Not Knowing Guang Beautiful Boy (Closing film)  Short Films SMHFF Short Film Youth Competition Winner + 1st Runner Up Skógafoss Kaeru We Are All Here Little Stars Panels How does the stigma of mental health perpetuate in society? How eating disorder affects an individual and his/her family Creating a dementia-friendly society: Whose responsibility is it? Getting creative for mental well-being What happens when childhood trauma isn’t addressed early?  Suicide: Can talk or not? Autistic' vs. 'with autism': does language matter? How addiction isn't just an individual's journey Workshops Playfulness for Our Wellbeing Percussive Pulse Calmness with Clay Bodily Connection Reset and Refresh Insights Taking Action Towards Personal Wellness Yin Yoga with Sound Healing Books This Is What Inequality Looks Like A Place For Us Ordinary Stories in an Extraordinary World Children of Las Vegas Growing Up Perempuan Loss Adjustment Body Boundaries For details on each book, see http://bit.ly/ethosbooks-smhff2020