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Screening + talk: Cinetree documentaire SAMEN
Polarization is on the rise, loneliness is increasing, and it seems that more and more people are struggling.
Does that say something about these people or about our society? In the new Cinetree Original SAMEN, Hanna Verboom seeks an answer to this timely question.
SAMEN is a hopeful documentary about connection in a time of mental turmoil. The film brings together pioneers who are building new forms of community and care, and gives a platform to initiatives that often fly under the radar, but are invaluable—not only for our mental health, but also for our society.
Empatia, an initiative of the OPORA Foundation, invites you to come watch SAMEN, listen and join the conversation during the post-screening talk. Bring someone you wouldn’t normally ask to come along. Ask your neighbor, classmate, or coworker. Come together, or feel free to come on your own.
“Humans are, at their core, beings who must always—24 hours a day—know that they are connected to other people. That is how we are wired biologically, socially, and psychologically.” – Prof. Dr. Jim van Os
SAMEN is a film by Hanna Verboom and Karsten de Vreugd, produced by Cinetree with support from the Contribute Foundation.
Description of the programme
18:45: Doors open 19:00: Welcome 19:15: Screening documentary SAMEN 20:00: Paneltalk 20:30: Drinks
About our event partners
Empatia is a programme run by the OPORA Foundation, we are committed to providing mental health care for displaced Ukrainians through our mental health helpline; our matching service, which helps Ukrainian psychologists find work in the Netherlands; and our free training courses for local authorities and other organisations, particularly in the field of intercultural communication.
The OPORA Foundation is a social innovation organisation, which means we improve the systems that people rely on to lead better lives, such as (mental) healthcare and education. The OPORA Foundation was established in 2022 and began with the Empatia programme. We have since grown into an organisation that conducts research, provides policy advice, and develops, evaluates and improves new programmes for people in various vulnerable situations.
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