2nd CANBERRA MENTAL
HEALTH
FILM FESTIVAL
October 11-12-13 2019
Fri 11th Oct
Tuggeranong Community Centre
Sat 12th October
Gungahlin Community Centre
Sun 13th October
Palace Electric Cinema's
3 venues over 3 days showing films demonstrating
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An inspiring voice for social justice and human rights
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Positive contributions made by mental health consumers
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Stigma reduction and defying stereotypes
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Real-life stories of people's lived experiencence of mental illness
This year we have two categories
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General Submissions (Open To All)
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Local Hero. ( Films made by local Canberra region film makers about a local individual, group or organisation doing inspiring work in the area of mental health
Sponsored By
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MELBOURNE MENTAL HEALTH
FILM FESTIVAL
Sunday October 6th 2019
Backlot Studio, Southbank.
A retrospective of films from the Canberra Mental Health Film festival 2018
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An inspiring voice for social justice and human rights
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Positive contributions made by mental health consumers
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Stigma reduction and defying stereotypes
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Real-life stories of people's lived experiencence of mental illness
Sponsored By
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Presenting the Melbourne
Premiere of
BIGLY YELLOW
and fundraiser for
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BIGLY YELLOW (Life is Jazz).
A musical prodigy at 15 and playing with the best, jazz trumpeter, trombonist and composer, Simon Kent is as talented as he was troubled. Enduring on-going battles with mental health, Simon pursues his dream of jazz, creating beautiful music while his life implodes.
Sink into a land of sliding night shadows, slithering and peaked with bent notes, creative highs, babies and lithium smoothed breakdowns. A 21 year distorted tour through gigs, private rehearsal spaces and hospital hallways of a musician slipping off the edge.
Where life is jazz.
Includes post screening interviews.
To register, buy tickets and more Info, click below
Sponsored By
PERTH
MENTAL HEALTH
FILM FESTIVAL
Sunday October 6th 2019
Backlot Studio, West Perth
A retrospective of films from the Canberra Mental Health Film Festival 2018 that provide:
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An inspiring voice for social justice and human rights
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Positive contributions made by mental health consumers
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Stigma reduction and defying stereotypes
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Real-life stories of people's lived experiencence of mental illness
