Don’t miss your chance to watch incredible films about mental health at this year’s #RWMFest (Virtual + PWYC)
We could have raved about every single film, but here are six we’re not going to miss.
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Toronto’s Rendezvous with Madness was the first mental health festival in the world, and continues to be the largest. How to see and do it October 15-25
SPARK DIALOGUE. SMASH STIGMA. If there was ever a year to focus on mental health, this is it.
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CONTEST: Enter to win tickets to Rendezvous With Madness’ Closing Night Film, “Irene’s Ghost” at Workman Arts Theatre
The Guardian gave it a 4-star review, praising it as “profound”.
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#GetMad: Short Film “Foxy” Shares One Woman’s Journey with Alopecia, and the Anxiety that Comes from Losing Hair
“Alopecia can be (and is) a wonderful thing, if you choose it to be.”
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#GetMad: Artist Alison Crouse Disrupts Public Spaces with Her Provocative Series, Devastation Portraits
These overt re-enactments give visibility to the often invisible weight of anxiety and depression and challenge societal norms of what is considered “appropriate” emotional expression.
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#GetMad: Rendezvous With Madness, the World’s First and Largest Mental Health Festival, Returns With Bold Lineup to Help Fight Stigma
Daring programming and a mission to fight stigma: we’re big fans of this innovative arts festival, which has been breaking boundaries for over twenty-five years.
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