Reminder of August 13th film with psychodramatists

[Steven Gordon]

Just a reminder of the film on August 13 at the AFI Silver theater in  
Silver Spring, MD.  (See the full announcement below.  The link to the  
NIH science film festival contains the event information.)  If you are  
interested in attending, please email JoAnn Thacker at Jkthacker at mindspring.com 
  who will be picking up tickets during the afternoon.


On Jul 25, 2008, at 7:09 PM, Steven Gordon wrote:

> To members of the psychodrama community:
>
> Several members of the Mid-Atlantic Chapter of the ASGPP attended  
> NIH's showing of "Canvass" this past week.  It is a very powerful  
> and moving film that helped us to see from the point of view of a  
> ten year-old how his Mother's schizophrenia impacted their family.   
> Afterwards, we had a chance to share our thoughts and feelings about  
> the film over a snack in the new Silver Spring restaurant row.
>
> NIH's film series continues at the American Film Institute's Silver  
> Screen in Silver Spring.  On August 13, NIH will be showing "Reign  
> Over Me," a film that explores PTSD after the attacks on the World  
> Trade Center.  After the film, the guest speaker will be Meena  
> Vythilingam, M.D., Staff Physician, Mood and Anxiety Program,  
> National Institute of Mental Health, National Institutes of Health.   
> The link for the NIH web site with a description of the program is  
> below:
>
> http://science.education.nih.gov/cinema#reignoverme
>
> A review of the film that appeared in the Los Angeles Times is below:
>
> http://www.calendarlive.com/movies/reviews/cl-et-reign23mar23,0,7411375.story
>
> If you are interested in attending and you want JoAnn Thacker to  
> obtain tickets ahead of time -- these films sometimes close out --  
> please email JoAnn at:   jkthacker at mindspring.com
>
> Steve
>
>

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