Voices With Impact Mental Health Shorts

Mental Health Shorts 1: Mind & Body

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Noggin
A desperate man builds a memory palace out of paper and glass to fight brain damage from multiple sclerosis.
Rewinding Dominoes
Huiju moved to the UK over 11 months ago to escape her past, but nightmares from Korea still followed her. Determined to heal, she chose to confront her memories in a bold, modern way—by using dating apps to challenge the boundaries shaped by her experience of sexual trauma.
Super High: A Period Piece
Desperate to combat the pain of fibroids, Amanda steps into the world of edibles. When inanimate objects start speaking to her, she realizes she may have bitten off more than she can chew.
Thriving with Schizoaffective Disorder
"Thriving with Schizoaffective Disorder" is a moving portrait of writer Sarah An Myers. The film harnesses the power of the medium to explore and and make real Sarah's lived experience with Schizoaffective Disorder.
It'll Be Fine, Probably
An experimental film exploring the confusing, obtuse and absurd process faced by neurodiverse people seeking diagnosis.
The Curious Path
A painful road recovering from an eating disorder has led Elise Marcianti to chase perspective to make sense of her world. The film captures her relentless curiosity as she discovers healing, awe, and a powerful sense of connection in the mountains.
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Films exploring Mind & Body.


This Mental Health Shorts collection is made up of incredible films submitted to VWI by filmmakers from all over the world.

Programmed and selected by Voices With Impact.

Huiju moved to the UK over 11 months ago to escape her past, but nightmares from Korea still followed her. Determined to heal, she chose to confront her memories in a bold, modern way—by using dating apps to challenge the boundaries shaped by her experience of sexual trauma. Directed by Huiju Park. Huiju Park is a Korean documentary filmmaker in London. Her work explores personal experiences and social issues, with a strong focus on feminism. Often appearing in her films, she blends her story with those of her subjects, creating a dialogue between filmmaker and audience.

  • Runtime
    17 minutes
  • Country
    United Kingdom
  • Director
    Huiju Park
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