Frames of Mind 2004-2010

Program

2011 Edition (Poster)

Polytechnique, by Denis Villeneuve with Karine Vanasse, screened at the Cinéma du Parc.
Maman est chez le coiffeur, by Léa Pool, screened at the Cinéma du Parc.
C'est pas moi je le jure!, by Philippe Falardeau, screened at the Rendez-vous du cinéma québécois.
Le diable au corps, by Johanne Prégent (2007)
Presented as part of the ONF Ciné-débat
This documentary presents people talking about the daily challenges of living with a mental illness and sharing their experience with art practice.

Borderline, by Lyne Charlebois
Douglas' Frames of Mind celebrates its fifth edition - Special screening of Borderline with participation by Marie-Sissi Labrèche.
Le voyage d'une vie, by Maryse Chartrand
With and without you: Surviving suicide - Douglas' Frames of Mind presents Maryse Chartrand's film "Le voyage d'une vie"
La brunante, by Fernand Dansereau
Stolen soul: Movie and discussion on Alzheimer's disease.

Out of the Shadow, by Susan Smiley
Subject : Schizophrenia
A family view on schizophrenia: Out of the Shadow launches Douglas' movie series
Untangling the Mind : The Legacy of Dr. Heinz Lehmann, by Tom Puchniak
Subject : Medication and psychosocial therapies
From asylum to therapeutic environment: Douglas' second film examines the evolution of psychiatric treatment
Thin, by Lauren Greenfield
Subject : Eating Disorders
Losing more than weight - Douglas documentary Thin highlights the suffering of women with eating disorders
Quand le cadre ne cadre plus, by Martine Forand
Subject : Burn-out and depression
Is there a price to pay to be successful? Douglas documentary examines burnout and depression
Édith et Michel, by Jocelyne Clarke
Subject : Alzheimer's disease
From denial to acceptance: Living with Alzheimer's disease - Douglas wraps up this year's Frames of Mind series with a touching documentary

The Notebook, by Nick Cassavetes
Subject: Alzheimer's disease
Movie night for a heartbreaking disease
Kamataki, by Claude Gagnon
Subject: Depression and suicide in young people
Hope lights up a dark screen
Amadeus, by Milos Forman
Subject: Bipolar Disorders
The genius, his rival and their mental illness
Spider, David Cronenberg
Subject: Schizophrenia
Facing reality: Schizophrenia featured as Douglas' next movie
Shrek, by Andrew Adamson and Vicky Jenson
Subject: Eating Disorders
An animated discussion about body image

Rain Man, by Barry Levinson
Rain Mankicks off Frames of Mind
Analyze this, by Harold Ramis
Anxiety disorders explained at Frames of Mind
Pollock, by Ed Harris
Alcohol and DUIs: Predicting the pattern
Unbreakable minds, Abby Jack Neidik
Unbreakable Minds, un documentaire sur la schizophrénie sera présenté le 22 juin
Ma vie en cinéémascope, by Denise Filiatrault
Highs and lows: Douglas Hospital discusses bipolar disorders

As Good As It Gets, by James L. Brooks Subject: Obsessive compulsive disorders
A Beautiful Mind, by Ron Howard
Subject: Schizophrenia
The Hours, by Stephen Daldry
Subject: Suicide
Born on the Fourth of July, by Oliver Stone
Subject: Post-traumatic stress disorders.

Last updated : April 30, 2012