Event organized as part of Mental Health Awareness Weeks
Photographic exhibition and testimonies about time and the gestures that accompany care, set to the music of Jazz Quintet: Swinging Gentleman, followed by a film discussion with the screening of the film "Family Life" by Ken Loach, released in 1971. Through photography and writing, people directly affected by a mental health disorder were invited to symbolize this moment of transition, to capture in images and then in words what prepares them, supports them, and exposes them to others on the path of therapeutic encounter. This project aims to foster subjective expression and open a space for different, sensitive, and creative dialogue. Program: • 6:15 PM: Exhibition of photographs and writings / Jazz Quintet: Swinging Gentleman / Cocktail reception with appetizers • 8:15 PM: Screening of the film "Family Life" directed by Ken Loach in 1971 (duration: 1 hour 45 minutes) followed by a discussion with speakers and audience Event co-organized and funded by Maison des Adolescents, Sauvegarde du Nord, PTSM of the Lille District, CLSM Lille-Lomme, DRAC, Gare Saint Sauveur, City of Lille, the Association La Magie au Bout des Doigts, La RegiThèque, photographer Paule NEEL, EPSM of the Lille agglomeration and EPSM Lille-Métropole, ARS Hauts-de-France. This event is organized as part of Mental Health Awareness Weeks, whose 2026 theme is: "For our mental health, let's open up to the arts". Find the full program by clicking here. Tuesday, October 20, 2026 From 6:00 PM Gare Saint-Sauveur, 17 bd Jean-Baptiste Lebas in Lille More information at [email protected] Registration required
Event from the official Lille City calendar; venue: Gare Saint Sauveur; address: Gare Saint Sauveur, Lille.
Source: Ville de Lille