Let’s Talk Mental Health + Q&A (15)

Screening at Sams Wellbeing Hub + Cafe

Before the screening of Let's Talk Mental Health as part of SFF For Free in Sams, a free Mindfulness Session is taking place.

Mental health matters and stories have the power to spark conversation and build understanding. Let’s Talk Mental Health is a compelling strand at the Sunrise Film Festival, showcasing a selection of short films that explore the complexities of mental health through raw, honest, and thought-provoking storytelling.

About the Films: This specially curated collection of short films shines a light on mental health experiences from diverse perspectives. Through powerful narratives, personal reflections, and visually striking storytelling, these films aim to foster empathy, encourage open discussions, and challenge societal perceptions of mental health.

Films Screening in This Strand: DADDY ISSUES, Hot Mess, I killed a worm, Penny Drops, Contact Hours.

Why Attend?

Encourage Important Conversations – These films create a safe space for dialogue around mental health.
A Universal Topic – Mental health affects us all; these stories offer understanding and new perspectives.
Emotionally Impactful Storytelling – Experience deeply moving films that bring awareness to struggles often left unspoken.

This Screening Includes a Filmmaker Q&A: Meet some of the creative minds behind the films in a post-screening discussion about their inspirations, challenges, and experiences in the industry.

Tickets:

Free & Un-ticketed: This screening is free and does not require a ticket, admission will be given on a first come first basis.

Let’s Talk Mental Health is more than just a film screening, it’s a chance to engage in meaningful conversations, challenge stigma, and embrace the power of storytelling to foster change. Join us for unforgettable films that bring mental health to the forefront in a way that is both thought-provoking and deeply human.

Disclaimer:

Please note that latecomers may be admitted up to 15 minutes after the screening has started but may be asked to take a seat at the back. Standing is not permitted in any of the screenings, and photography, audio, and film recording are also not permitted.

This screening strand is rated: 15, No one younger than 15 may see 15-rated content.

Additional Information: Please note parking is not available on-site. The nearest car parks are at Clapham Road South or Whapload Road. Lowestoft Train Station is a 5-10 minute walk away.

The age rating has been set as a guide using suggested certifications from our local authority. As such, it should only be used as a guide. The content may not be suitable for all audiences in this screening; viewer discretion is still advised.