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From a raw portrayal of drug addiction (Beautiful

From a raw portrayal of drug addiction (Beautiful Boy) to a French drama about childhood sexual abuse and its toxic consequences (Little Tickles/ Les Chatouilles), #SMHFF2021 showcases 9 feature films and 9 short films centred around different mental health topics. Join us in these conversations as we learn about how we can support each other's mental health as a community.

Visit https://smhff.com/ticketing-info for ticketing information.

This year's hybrid Festival will feature both onli

This year's hybrid Festival will feature both online and in-person events with multiple ticket bundles to suit your needs. Due to safe management measures, there are limited seats available for physical screenings, but don't fret: selected films will be available for the entire Festival duration with a valid Virtual Pass, and their accompanying panel conversations will be streamed live during their respective timings.

Head over to www.smhff.com for more details!

We're bringing the Festival right into the cosy co

We're bringing the Festival right into the cosy comforts of your home!

With limited seats available for physical screenings, we're making selected feature films, including Happiness, available for online streaming from 22-30 May 2021 at watch.smhff.com

Accompanying live panel conversations will be streamed on Vimeo at their respective timings with a recorded version available for streaming by the end of recording day.

Films included in the Virtual Bundle are Sorry We Missed You, Land of Not Knowing, Those Who Work, and Little Tickles.

Gather your friends and family for your very own screening party!

Mental health awareness takes centre stage from 22

Mental health awareness takes centre stage from 22-30 May!

Experience 9 feature films, 9 short films, 9 panels, and 8 workshops at this year’s Singapore Mental Health Film Festival, held at National Gallery Singapore as well as streamed Online.

Join us as we uncover ways to manage our discomfort when talking about mental health, and take meaningful steps to support our children and youths.

Book your tickets now at smhff.com!

It's tomorrow! Tickets go live in less than 24 h

It's tomorrow!

Tickets go live in less than 24 hours! And in case you needed a reminder, we've got a lineup of 9 feature films, 9 short films, 9 panels and 8 workshops with multiple ticket bundles available to suit your needs. This year's Festival will feature both physical screenings and online streamings. Swipe to find out more!

Don't miss out all things SMHFF! Get the latest up

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Ready, steady... only 3 more days until tickets to

Ready, steady... only 3 more days until tickets to this year's Festival go live on 12 April. Mark your calendars!

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[Episode Link In Bio] For our very last episode i

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For our very last episode in this COVID-19 special series of the #MyMentalCare Podcast, we are joined by Cheryl Tan, the Executive Director of the Singapore Mental Health Film Festival. She shares with us what running the Festival was like during a pandemic, as well as her personal journey of mental health, resilience, and recovery through the past year.

Founded in 2018, the Singapore Mental Health Film

Founded in 2018, the Singapore Mental Health Film Festival was conceived to use films to facilitate open discussions about mental health.

Happening from 22-30th May 2021, we’re excited to announce that SMHFF 2021 will comprise of a series of films, panels, and workshops which will take place both virtually and in-person at the National Gallery Singapore. Selected programmes are available on demand, right in the comforts of your own home.

Our website is now live so head over to smhff.com for more information.

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SMHFF 2021
YOUTH COMPETITION
- 2021
- 2020
#MYMENTALCARE
ABOUT
- Team
- Contact
- Press
HELPLINES
SUPPORT US
SHOP