The Italian version of ‘Harmoni: Healing together’ will be premièred in Rome on the 3rd December 2022 as part of Feel Mare: Cinema delle donne (Women cinema) organized by Eikon.
Free entry till full, please forward to others who might be able to attend and I hope some of you can make it!
For more info and to circulate the flyer:
https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7001274864682557440/
Dear Movie-ment followers and supporters,
we have been silent with our blogs/emails not for absence of activity but at the opposite because we were so busy with dissemination of past visual projects outputs and creating videos for new projects!
We are very happy to announce that the Together for Mental Health films are being screened at many festivals worldwide, where they have also won prizes including as Best Documentary last month!
After screening in Copenhagen last week, ‘Nkabom: A little medicine, a little prayer’ will be finally shown LIVE in London on the12th October at Birbeck Cinema at 6-8.30pm and 18th at Wellcome Collection at 3-6pm with Together for Mental Health teams’members,please click the links to register for your free ticket and we hope to see you there!
ps For regular updates on this project you may also follow our @Together4MH social media pages, in addition to the Movie-ment pages.
Dear Movie-ment friends,
while starting reviewing (and enjoying!) the submitted proposals for our Visual Psychology book and conference, we have re-opened the Call for Papers to include submissions representing all themes we envisaged (and beyond).
If you are a scholar and/or a practitioner/activist working in the cross-over of arts/visuals and Psychology (broadly speaking) consider submitting your proposal and please share with your networks. Submissions from all corners of the world are welcome!
For more information and the submission link click here!
Grazie and Happy Easter/Passover/Eid!
Thank you to all those of you who have joined our Mindful Arts & Creative Expression weekly activities so far!
This week we decided to take a break and offer the opportunity to those of you who have not been able to carry out all activities, to catch up. If you, however, have already completed all the weeks, we suggest to revisit one of the previous themes and see how you feel connecting with it now.
You might want to share your output/reflection in our Instagram gallery following these instructions. We would also like to invite you to give us feedback about what we have done so far, what did you find most useful? what would you like to be different? Is there any theme or modality you would like to propose? Perhaps some of you would also like to become our guest facilitator for one of next weeks.
You can use the comments area to provide your feedback/suggestions or use the Contact form in the website.
Thank you for being part of this group and till next week!
Erminia & Jude
Each week we will offer a theme or creative suggestion and will talk you through ways to feel centred and connected. We will be including a variety of art forms, for example drawing, painting, sculpture, poetry and rhythm/music.
Remember, you do not need to have any previous experience or having taken part in any of the previous weekly activities so… turn on your audio, watch your video and start to mindfully create!
When you have finished, we invite you to share your responses as seeing others’ interpretations can create a sense of togetherness in these changing times. If you choose to do so, you can share your creative reflections with others on our INSTAGRAM @MindfulArtsCreativeExpression. Guidance on how to upload can be found HERE.
If you are unable to access the audio, here is a brief summary:
Week 8– Emerging
Each week we will offer a theme or creative suggestion and will talk you through ways to feel centred and connected. We will be including a variety of art forms, for example drawing, painting, sculpture, poetry and rhythm/music.
Remember, you do not need to have any previous experience or having taken part in any of the previous weekly activities so… turn on your audio, watch your video and start to mindfully create!
When you have finished, we invite you to share your responses as seeing others’ interpretations can create a sense of togetherness in these changing times. If you choose to do so, you can share your creative reflections with others on our INSTAGRAM @MindfulArtsCreativeExpression. Guidance on how to upload can be found HERE.
If you are unable to access the audio, here is a brief summary:
Week 7 – Inside/Outside
Breaking the chains is going to Italy (while the film director is going to India) to premiere in two festivals: Campania Film Festival in Naples (where it will be screened on the 15th December) and Intimalente 20-22nd December. Diffondete l’informazione anche agli italiani e grazie!
In the meantime, here at Movie-ment we are applying for funding to carry out another mental health ethnographic documentary project in Ghana and Indonesia, get in touch you have an advice or can provide resources to partner in the project (you can use the Contact Form)
Happy Festivities and we wish a 2018 with better mental health and less human rights abuses to us all!
Breaking the chains is screening as part of the Culture Unplugged festival on the 23th June 2016. As part of this festival, the film can be watched online for free for 24 hours.
Circulate the link to people you think might be interested to watch it! Thanks
Seats are still available for the intensive summer course MOVIE AND DOCUMENTARY IN MENTAL HEALTH: FROM RESEARCH TO PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT and the free screening of BREAKING THE CHAINS with panel discussion.
Both will take place in July 2016 at King’s College London (Strand/city campus).
Please circulate links and flyer KCL-Summer school
Thursday 19th November 2015 ‘Breaking the Chains’ is screening at 5.15 pm at Robin Brook Centre in the City of London, as part of Being Human: the UK’s First National Festival of the Humanities.
FOR INFO AND TO BOOK A FREE TICKET GO ON EVENTBRITE
movie-ment.org 