Notice: A short film by Caleb McNicholl
Come along to see a short film by Caleb McNicholl exploring the art of noticing and being noticed and the impact that has on your mental health.
Date: Sunday 18th October 2026.
Time: 4 to 6pm.
Location: Shirley Boys' High School (209 Travis Road, New Brighton).
Cost: FREE.
The short film follows the story of a young man experiencing isolation and the impact of kindness from strangers to showcase that you’re never alone; it is important to notice, and it is important to be kind to everyone you come across; everyone has a story.
Join Caleb, Abby, and Bradley from the Mental Health Movement team, along with Matiu, Nikou, and Levi, who star in the film, for a night of community, connection, and vulnerability.
Find out more about this free screening of Notice, including how to secure your seat (Humanitix).
About the Mental Health Movement
The Mental Health Movement is a youth-for-youth and wider community organisation based in Ōtautahi. They advocate implementing mental health education in the national curriculum at all levels of education, with a particular focus on storytelling, as we change what it means to be vulnerable, one story at a time.