Current News
Past Screenings
October 2007 Broadway, Nottingham
MHA film festival - short version
June 2004 Phoenix Arts
Leicester disability film festival
June 2003 National Film Theatre
5th LDAF disability film festival
October 2001 Broadway, Nottingham
Mental Health Awareness week
October 2000 Heathcote Gallery, Nottm
+ small exhibition artworks
October 2000 Broadway, Nottingham
Mental Health Awareness week
July 2000 The Showroom, Sheffield
July 2000 Broadway cinema, Nottingham
Broadcast
A 20 minute edited version of Insight in Mind was made for Channel 4 and was broadcast June 2002.
Distribution
February 2016
DVD is still available for sale for £5 plus p&p from Five Leaves Bookshop. Profits paid to charitable causes - currently Emmanuel House.
February 2014
DVD is available from Five Leaves Bookshop.
March 2009
ABC of Insanity - the final poem in the film, is available online in memory of Andy Postman. In 2015 ABC also became available on vimeo.
February 2008
DVD is available through Mind. Includes both versions and subtitle and chapter options.
New web resources are available to accompany film.
Summer 2007
Distribution of video & booklet through Mind.
Profits paid to Mind Small Grants Fund.
2001 to 2007
Distribution through Mental Health Media.
Profits paid to Mind Small Grants Fund.
2001 to 2015
Insight in Mind continues to be a non profit making project and any monies from sales are put towards the film being more widely seen.
July 2000
Local Distribution
As part of the Mind Millenium award, the film (video format) was distributed free throughout Nottingham and Sheffield to acute acute wards, carers groups, day centres, voluntary groups and libraries to be made available for loan. If you live in these areas you could contact your local library to borrow a copy or ask at a local mental health centre. Some of these centres including Nottingham’s Libraries also hold copies of the DVD.
Testimonials
This video, under thirty minutes, makes good viewing for sufferers and carers alike. It is packed full of anecdotes and poems which are wonderfully illustrated with hugely creative pictures and animations. It has powerful messages, some aimed specifically at carers while others, aimed at sufferers will also convey poignant meanings to their carers.
…..You must try to get this video and watch it over and over. It is too good to miss.
Pendulum magazine spring 2001 MDF
I was struck by the portrayal of deep personal feelings through the use of pictures and poetry. I will probably use this for teaching purposes both at undergraduate and post graduate level.
Nottingham GP
I saw the video twice last weekend. It really left a lasting impression. It is absolutely fantastic. It is an incredible achievement
Former Manager Newark Mind
Online Reviews
Both reviews guess at how Queenie is made. One say straw, the other thinks paper mache . She is an embroidered doll.
