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January 18, 2021	January 19, 2021	January 20, 2021	January 21, 2021 Psychoanalytic Film Night - Only The Animals at Palace Cinemas January 21, 2021 6:00 pm Welcome back to the VAPT psychoanalytic film series! Have you missed us? We've sure missed you. Our first film of 2021 is going to look a little different. Thanks to the DHHS RANZCP Workforce Support grant we’ve been able to shift to a bigger cinema, but we’ll still be bringing you the screening, the chats and the catchups. You don’t mess with perfection. "Only The Animals" (2019) is a tense French tangle, weaving together 5 characters narratives after a woman's car is found abandoned on the road in a snow storm. Leading the post film discussion will be: Dr Paul Cammell, who needs little intro (but here it is anyway). The chair of advanced psychotherapy training, Paul works as a public consultant in Melbourne whilst running his private practice. He has an extensive background in philosophy, has written the book (literally a thesis) on BPD and possesses a vast knowledge of film. Second speaker TBC (soon). As always, we love mates (feel free to bring yours, especially if they are from other disciplines!). Tickets are only $9 plus a small booking fee. They’re limited and can be nabbed here: https://is.gd/Cm20C4 More about Psychoanalytic Film Night - Only The Animals at Palace Cinemas	January 22, 2021	January 23, 2021	January 24, 2021
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January 21, 2021 6:00 pm

Welcome back to the VAPT psychoanalytic film series! Have you missed us? We've sure missed you.

Our first film of 2021 is going to look a little different. Thanks to the DHHS RANZCP Workforce Support grant we’ve been able to shift to a bigger cinema, but we’ll still be bringing you the screening, the chats and the catchups. You don’t mess with perfection.

"Only The Animals" (2019) is a tense French tangle, weaving together 5 characters narratives after a woman's car is found abandoned on the road in a snow storm.

Leading the post film discussion will be:

Dr Paul Cammell, who needs little intro (but here it is anyway). The chair of advanced psychotherapy training, Paul works as a public consultant in Melbourne whilst running his private practice. He has an extensive background in philosophy, has written the book (literally a thesis) on BPD and possesses a vast knowledge of film.

Second speaker TBC (soon).

As always, we love mates (feel free to bring yours, especially if they are from other disciplines!). Tickets are only $9 plus a small booking fee. They’re limited and can be nabbed here:

https://is.gd/Cm20C4

21 Psychoanalytic Film Night - Only The Animals at Palace Cinemas January 21, 2021 6:00 pm Welcome back to the VAPT psychoanalytic film series! Have you missed us? We've sure missed you. Our first film of 2021 is going to look a little different. Thanks to the DHHS RANZCP Workforce Support grant we’ve been able to shift to a bigger cinema, but we’ll still be bringing you the screening, the chats and the catchups. You don’t mess with perfection. "Only The Animals" (2019) is a tense French tangle, weaving together 5 characters narratives after a woman's car is found abandoned on the road in a snow storm. Leading the post film discussion will be: Dr Paul Cammell, who needs little intro (but here it is anyway). The chair of advanced psychotherapy training, Paul works as a public consultant in Melbourne whilst running his private practice. He has an extensive background in philosophy, has written the book (literally a thesis) on BPD and possesses a vast knowledge of film. Second speaker TBC (soon). As always, we love mates (feel free to bring yours, especially if they are from other disciplines!). Tickets are only $9 plus a small booking fee. They’re limited and can be nabbed here: https://is.gd/Cm20C4 More