Voices With Impact Mental Health Film festival

Black Women & Mental Health On Screen with Be Well Sis Podcast

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4 films in package
Looking Glass
After an encounter with a mythological African being, an aspiring dancer loses the ability to see herself in the mirror.
Visualizing Lies
A visual poem tackling the difficult topics of depression and anxiety.
talking, where I'm from
'talking, where I'm from' is an experimental documentary that focusses on two black women who are therapists in the UK.
Moon Saturn Square
A woman struggling with depression takes a bath and realizes how similar struggling with mental illness is to water that drowns.
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Voices With Impact in conversation with Cassandre Dunbar from the Be Well Sis Podcast.


Black Women & Mental Health on Screen is a short film program followed by a live conversation between Chris Hyde, Director of Voices With Impact, and Cassandre from Be Well Sis, a podcast and community dedicated to wellness and mental health for Black women.


Be Well Sis has built a space where conversations that mainstream wellness culture too often ignores get the room they deserve. Cassandre will discuss what it means for Black women to see their inner lives reflected on screen — with honesty, care, and without compromise.

A visual poem tackling the difficult topics of depression, anxiety, and overall mental health with the goal to help end stigma. Devonnie A. Black wrote and acted in the film, directed by Justin Michael Jeffers.

  • Year
    2019
  • Runtime
    5 minutes
  • Language
    English
  • Country
    United States
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