See Me Mental Health Shorts GFT 30 October, 2016

See Me Mental Health Shorts (N/C 15+)
30 October, 2016
GFT
Four short documentaries challenging perceptions of mental health in Scotland. Featuring a dancer expressing her experience of BPD, the relationship between a sufferer of hoarding disorder and his counsellor; a young artist exploring her PTSD through art; and a sports reporter tackling his social anxiety. Followed by a Q&A with some of the filmmakers. Tickets £5.50.
Part of Scottish Mental Health Arts and Film Festival
GFT 12 Rose Street, G12 0AP
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