Three Movies One Dialogue


We are pleased to announce that in collaboration with community partners we are bringing to you a series of three events: Three Movies One Dialogue.

Three Independent movies sharing =different perspectives on human experiences clinicians call “serious mental illness” but you don’t have to.
Each event will also include a dialogue with invited guests and opportunity for questions.

 

 

One series, three evenings, three movie screenings, each movie independently produced, each screening including a panel of invited guests.

We invite you to a dialogue: a conversation with a centre and no sides, sharing many perspectives and world views on what often gets called “serious mental illness”.


Three Movies


HEALING VOICES

HEALING VOICES is a feature-length documentary examining experiences commonly labeled as ‘psychosis’ or ‘mental illness’ in society, and a critical look at America’s broken mental health care system.

Director: PJ Moynihan

Website: http://healingvoicesmovie.com/

 

 

CRAZYWISE

Crazy…or wise? Ancient wisdom of indigenous cultures often contradicts modern views about a mental health crisis. Is it a ‘calling’ to grow or just a ‘broken brain’? The documentary CRAZYWISE explores what can be learned from people around the world who have turned their psychological crisis into a positive transformative experience.

Director:  Phil Borges

Website:https://crazywisefilm.com/

 

THEY HEARD VOICES

An “illness” with no “cure”, the label schizophrenia has persisted for over a century. Toronto-based filmmaker Jonathan Balasz’s film offers multiple perspectives. Is “schizophrenia” hard science? Or an arbitrary, catch-all term with no real meaning? The film weaves a series of wide-ranging interviews with voice hearers, medical historians, anthropologists and psychiatrists from Britain and America, presenting different people’s views side-by-side. The result offers a tapestry of contrasting colours.

Director: Jonathan Balasz
Trailer:    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vTD2dIoPn4w

Tickets

Free – Reserve yours on Eventbrite.

Note:  Please Arrive by 6:45pm – after that we reserve the right to allocate unused spaced for first come, first in any rush line.


This series is brought to you by a community partnership between:

  • Grad Minds – UofT Graduate Students’ Union’s mental health committee,
  • Toronto branch of ISPS-US, International Society for Psychological and Social Approaches to Psychosis,
  • Recoverynetwork: Toronto. 

Community partners and co-hosts

Grad Minds is the mental Health Committee of University of Toronto Graduate Students Union.

 

ISPS-US Toronto branch.
International Society for Social and Psychological approaches to Psychosis Toronto.

Info Pack

Printer-friendly  Information Pack:   Three Movies One Dialogue – Info Pack
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Tickets

The screenings are free to attend: you can reserve your seat online Eventbrite.
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About recoverynetwork:Toronto

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