Moscow
Natalya Treushnikova
President of the Mental Health Union
Yana Didigova
Jungian psychologist, dance movement psychotherapist
Erzheni Chimitova
Clinical Psychologist, Certified Gestalt Therapist
Anastasia Proshutinskaya
Contemporary dance curator, Art critic
Yuliana Yakkubo
Girl with ASD, DIR/Floortime specialist
Alina Zhekamukhova
Manager of Inclusive Programs at the Garage Museum
Olga Kashubina
Editor on medicine theme at the Tinkoff-Journal
Natalya Parkhomenko
Psychologist, Author of the telegram channel #nadopogovorit
Yakov Kochetkov
Director of the Center for Cognitive Therapy
Maria Skudarnova
Scandinavian philologist, Swedish teacher
Anna Ustyuzhaninova
Host of the podcast "Escape"
Vladimir Averin
Photographer, Art Teacher
Að sjá hið ósýnilega (2019)
documentary
1 June, Thursday
19:30 Illuzion Cinema
Language: Icelandic, russian subtitles
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Public Talk:
Yuliana Yakkubo -
Public Talk:
Alina Zhekamukhova
Talk после показа – 30-60 минут
2 June, Friday
19:30 Illuzion Cinema
Language: Spanish, russian subtitles
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Public Talk:
Olga Kashubina -
Public Talk:
Natalya Parkhomenko
Talk после показа – 30-60 минут
The Spiral (2022)
short
Bailar la Locura (2022)
documentary
31 May, Wednesday
19:30 Illuzion Cinema
Language: Spanish, russian subtitles
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Introduction:
Natalya Treushnikova -
Public Talk:
Yana Didigova -
Public Talk:
Erzheni Chimitova -
Public Talk:
Anastasia Proshutinskaya
Фильм открытия фестиваля
Talk после показа – 30-60 минут
Döttrar (2022)
documentary
3 June, Saturday
18:00 Illuzion Cinema
Language: Swedish, russian subtitles
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Public Talk:
Yakov Kochetkov -
Public Talk:
Maria Skudarnova
Talk после показа – 30-60 минут
Docu-mental: Shorts (2022)
collection of short films
4 June, Sunday
18:00 Illuzion Cinema
Language: French, English, russian subtitles
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Public Talk:
Anna Ustyuzhaninova -
Public Talk:
Vladimir Averin
Talk после показа – 30-60 минут
Docu-mental
Despite the fact that mental disorders are being studied and discussed more and more, the experience of neurodivergent people is still difficult to be filmed.
The films of the 4th Doсu-Mental Festival explore the feelings, thoughts and behavior of people with psychiatric diagnoses without oversimplifying them or packing them into convenient stereotypes.
This year's festival films focus on women's stories in all their diversity: heroines from different countries, of different ages and experiences get the right to tell their stories in the first person.
How is a panic attack experienced? What happens to children when their mother decides to commit suicide? What communication difficulties do women with autism experience? And why, in a society of discrimination, are the sick the first to take the hit?
In the delicate and deep films that won different festival awards, the directors try to close the distance between the familiar world and the reality of neurodivergent people: in each Docu-mental hero, you can feel a part of yourself in the most vulnerable moments of life.
Watch online selected films of the festival program on COOL PLAY, throughout the Russian Federation.
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