Fri, Nov 06
|The Kult
Healing In Community - Stories Art and Movement for Mental Wellness
Join us for three days of courageous films, visual art, dance, youth voices and transformative conversations about mental health, healing and the power of community.
Time & Location
Nov 06, 2026, 11:00 AM PST – Nov 08, 2026, 8:00 PM PST
The Kult, 251 Main St, Los Angeles, CA 90012, USA
Guests
Tickets
Early Bird Festival Pass
Admission to festival programming Friday through Sunday. Available through October 18th, 2026
$75.00
+$1.88 ticket service fee
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Youth Program, Competitive Screenings, Community Panels, Artivist United Presentation, Opening Art Reception and Opening Night Film Program
$50.00
+$1.25 ticket service fee
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Opening Night Mixer and Film Screening.
$35.00
+$0.88 ticket service fee
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Competitive and Curated Films, Entertainment Panels, Art Exhibition, Dance Performance, and Filmmaker Mixer
$50.00
+$1.25 ticket service fee
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Community Films, Community Panel, Closing Screenings, Awards Brunch and Community Healing Activation
$45.00
+$1.13 ticket service fee
Sale endedShort Block I + Mr. Advocate
PTAFF Competitive Short Film Block I Young Voices, New Possibilities Mr. Advocate (Feature), Miss Arlene, Something Pointless, Barika Rising: Education, Friendship, Creativity, and support for young people.
$15.00
+$0.38 ticket service fee
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PTAFF Competitive Short Film Block II: Hidden Wounds Off-Screen, Trading Cards - trauma, memory, and the need to be heard.
$15.00
+$0.38 ticket service fee
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PTAFF Competitive Short Film Block III: Art That Builds Community Black LP, Minds of Mind, All for the Money, The Sight Unseen - art, history, memory, and connection
$15.00
+$0.38 ticket service fee
Sale endedShort Block IV + Say Her
PTAFF Competitive Short Film Block IV: Care Before Crisis Say Her, Substance Abuse and Addictive Behavior in Teenagers - mentorship, youth mental health, and early support
$15.00
+$0.38 ticket service fee
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Women Life Freedom: Who Get to be themselves Uniformed, Us, Never Merciless - identity and expression under institutional pressure
$15.00
+$0.38 ticket service fee
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Closing Competitive Film Program Going Off Script Enjoy Your Visit, Adidas Owns the Reality, Misery and Other Choices - artists and activists disrupting accepted narratives
$15.00
+$0.38 ticket service fee
Sale endedBreaking Generational Curse
The Cost of Silence: Breaking the Generational Curse of Silence sexual violence against Black women and girls.
$15.00
+$0.38 ticket service fee
Sale endedThe Theft
The Theft" is a feature-length documentary that delves into the messy relationship between museums and conflict, revealing how the preservation of a country’s culture in a museum can often come at the cost of justice.
$15.00
+$0.38 ticket service fee
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Weight of Expectation: Sonography - son preference and its effects on women and families
$15.00
+$0.38 ticket service fee
Sale endedCommunity Panel I
When Help Is Refused: Autonomy, Family, Crisis & the Ethics of Intervention. Families often watch a loved one deteriorate while struggling to understand when and how the law, clinicians or courts can intervene. This conversation examines the space between doing nothing and coercive hospitalization: voluntary engagement, crisis response, grave disability, Assisted Outpatient Treatment, CARE Court, psychiatric advance directives, conservatorship and the rights of the person receiving care.
$0.00
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What We Put on Screen: Mental Health Storytelling, Representation & the Duty of Care Mental-health stories can increase empathy and understanding, but they can also reinforce fear, stigma, romanticize suffering or reduce people to diagnoses. Presented in connection with the Voices With Impact film block, this conversation brings writers, directors, actors, producers and mental-health experts together to examine responsibility both in the story and in the process of making it.
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The Cost of the Spotlight: Mental Health,Suicide Prevention & the Working Artist Artists work inside industries built on rejection, irregular income, public scrutiny, intense schedules, identity investment, physical and emotional exposure, and often little separation between personal wellbeing and professional opportunity.
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Before the Breaking Point: Building Community Mental Health Before Crisis Many people first encounter the mental-health system only after a situation has become an emergency. This community-centered conversation asks what care should look like earlier: culturally responsive services, peer support, family education, youth and transition-age services, community-based care, housing stability, substance-use support, trusted
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