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Men's mental health documentary filming at Buttermarket

Join the audience for this unique documentary exploring men's mental health in our community.

Raph of Scripted Development and Ramon Bradshaw Logan of Ipswich Community Media

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Description

This collaborative project between This Is Ipswich and Scripted Development aims to explore how men's mental health is understood in our community and create positive change through open dialogue.

The event will feature live performances of poetry, spoken word and music, alongside guest speakers sharing their experiences.

Featured performers include international DJ Jake Beautyman and filmmaker Kashif O'Connor.

Schedule:

  • 14:30 - Audience arrival

  • 15:00 - Filming begins

  • 19:00 - Event ends

No booking is required, but please arrive before filming starts at 15:00.

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