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Unspoken: A Mental Health Film Festival is a London-area festival organised by Tongues on Fire, the charity behind the UK Asian Film Festival, and presented with mental health partners including Careif and the Psychiatry Research Trust. It is notable for using cinema to open discussion of mental health, stigma, identity, trauma, and family dynamics, with programming that includes feature films, panel discussions, and Q&As across South Asian and global contexts.
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Last updated Aug 27, 2026
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