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Young people screen their mental health films for Southampton Film Week 2018
Our Apprentice Meg attended the opening night of this year's Southampton Film Week...
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Young people screen their mental health films for Southampton Film Week opening night
For the opening night of this year’s Southampton Film Week (9-18 November), there was a celebratory screening of two short films – Dear Anxiety and Ready to Talk. The films were created through