SUR L'ADAMANT (ON THE ADAMANT)

The Adamant is a floating daycare centre located on the Seine River in the heart of Paris, designed for adults with mental disorders. Its residents come and go, dedicating the majority of their time to various art forms such as music, painting, photography, and more. Staff and counsellors are present to guide the process through art therapy.

Offering an intimate and tender look at the way mental health patients use art as a way of expressing and a means of coping, On the Adamant seeks to portray how art can be an effective form of healing and a safe space for individuals to express themselves freely without judgement.

Profile

Director: Nicolas Filibert
Premiere Status: Singapore Premiere
Runtime: 109 minutes
Language: French (with English subtitles)
Rating: PG

Cast

Trailer

About the Director

Nicolas PHILIBERT is a French film director who studied philosophy at the University of Grenoble. Having directed films since 1978, he is regarded for his humanistic body of work in the non-fiction genre. His latest film, On the Adamant, won the Golden Bear at this year’s Berlin International Film Festival.

Feature Films

On the Adamant Panel

Expressing the Self through the Arts and Creative Therapies Filmgarde Cineplex, Leisure Park Kallang Saturday, 4 November | 3:50PM Join this panel to explore healing through diverse art forms. Dive into emotions, cultivate positive habits, and reshape thoughts. Embark on

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SFYC Youth Showcase Top 11 Finalists

Presenting the Top 11 finalists for the Mental Health Film Festival Singapore’s Short Film Youth Competition Youth Showcase.
An in-person post-screening chat with the directors will happen as a part of the screening session.

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Isadora’s Children Panel

How Dance Heals: Demystifying Dance Movement Therapy Filmgarde Cineplex, Leisure Park Kallang Sunday, 5th November

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All The Long Nights

Two work colleagues: he suffers from panic attacks, she has extreme PMS. Their company distributes toy planetariums. What may not sound like Ozu Yasujirō is actually precisely that: people are attentive and do each other good, without even realising.

An in-person post-screening panel will follow the screening.

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