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Kagan Goh

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Kagan Goh is a multidisciplinary artist: award-winning filmmaker, published author, spoken word poet, playwright, actor, mental health activist.

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Kagan Goh sharing that Gleyse de Franca's films PETS + MENTAL HEALTH has been officially selected for the Mad Arts Indie Film Night at the Connection Salon at the Gathering Place community centre at 609 Helmcken Street on Thursday 29 October between 5 PM to 7 PM. The film will be screened along with other mental health themed films. This is a free event with free food and beverages. Please attend and spread the word! by @kagangoh

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Kagan Goh sharing that Gleyse de Franca's films PETS + MENTAL HEALTH and PET UNFRIENDLY CITIES: VANCOUVER have been officially selected for the Mad Arts Indie Film Night at the Connection Salon at the Gathering Place community centre at 609 Helmcken Street on Thursday 29 October between 5 PM to 7 PM. The films will be screened along with other mental health themed films. This is a free event with free food and beverages. Please attend and spread the word! by @kagangoh

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Kagan Goh sharing that Gleyse de Franca's film PET UNFRIENDLY CITIES: VANCOUVER has been officially selected for the Mad Arts Indie Film Night at the Connection Salon at the Gathering Place community centre at 609 Helmcken Street on Thursday 29 October between 5 PM to 7 PM. The film will be screened along with other mental health themed films. This is a free event with free food and beverages. Please attend and spread the word! by @kagangoh

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Kagan Goh sharing that Actor/Writer Ana Pacheco's film THE STAR OF THERAPY has been officially selected for the Mad Arts Indie Film Night at the Connection Salon at the Gathering Place community centre at 609 Helmcken Street on Thursday 29 October between 5 PM to 7 PM. The film will be screened along with other mental health themed films. This is a free event with free food and beverages. Please attend and spread the word!

THE STAR OF THERAPY
Director Bryce Iwashuk
Writer/Actor: Ana Pacheco

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When Kendra is admitted into group therapy, she becomes overly competitive about completing her weekly goals.

Ana Pacheco bio:

Ana Pacheco is a local writer, actor, and comedian. Passionate about telling stories that shed light on mental illness, she simultaneously aims to showcase the comedy that exists in the struggle of how to be human. Her debut short “The Star of Therapy,” was nominated for the Golden Sheaf Award for best comedy in 2020, and her MAMM film “Grandma Lee’s Dress,” placed Top 3 in season 16 of CBC’s Short Film Face Off. She began writing her feature “Exposure Therapy” while she was in the midst of waiting three years to be admitted to an intensive OCD treatment centre.

Bryce Iwaschuk bio:

Bryce is a graduate of two streams (writing and directing) from Langara College Film Arts. He broke his way into the industry as a freelance editor starting on short films, demo reels, and web series before moving up to feature film edits and documentaries. Having worked on six feature films as head editor and post-production supervisor.
With help from his collaborative partner Ana Pacheco, they formed Come On In Productions in 2019 where he directed the mental health dark comedy short The Star of Therapy, produced the award winning horror short SEED, and the CBC Short Film Face Off Finalist Grandma Lee's Dress for The Mighty Asian Moviemaking Marathon. In 2024 he directed his first feature film Free Movies, currently in post production. by @kagangoh

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Kagan Goh sharing that Actor/Writer Sherine Chan's films "LETTER TO___" and "TO, BEING" have been officially selected for the Mad Arts Indie Film Night at the Connection Salon at the Gathering Place community centre at 609 Helmcken Street on Thursday 29 October between 5 PM to 7 PM. The films will be screened along with other mental health themed films. This is a free event with free food and beverages. Please attend and spread the word!

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Sherine Chan is a filmmaker born and raised in Hong Kong, currently based in Vancouver. Her practice spans film, animation, and experimental moving images, often drawing from personal experiences and everyday observations. She is interested in the small details of life and the ways she can be translated into images, sounds, and gestures. Her work develops through a process of curiosity and experimentation, allowing ideas to unfold through making rather than beginning with a fixed answer. by @kagangoh

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Kagan Goh sharing that Actor/Writer Sherine Chan's films "LETTER TO___" and "TO, BEING" have been officially selected for the Mad Arts Indie Film Night at the Connection Salon at the Gathering Place community centre at 609 Helmcken Street on Thursday 29 October between 5 PM to 7 PM. The films will be screened along with other mental health themed films. This is a free event with free food and beverages. Please attend and spread the word!

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Sherine Chan is a filmmaker born and raised in Hong Kong, currently based in Vancouver. Her practice spans film, animation, and experimental moving images, often drawing from personal experiences and everyday observations. She is interested in the small details of life and the ways she can be translated into images, sounds, and gestures. Her work develops through a process of curiosity and experimentation, allowing ideas to unfold through making rather than beginning with a fixed answer. by @kagangoh

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Kagan Goh sharing that Actor/Writer Sherine Chan's films "LETTER TO___" and "TO, BEING" have been officially selected for the Mad Arts Indie Film Night at the Connection Salon at the Gathering Place community centre at 609 Helmcken Street on Thursday 29 October between 5 PM to 7 PM. The films will be screened along with other mental health themed films. This is a free event with free food and beverages. Please attend and spread the word!

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Sherine Chan is a filmmaker born and raised in Hong Kong, currently based in Vancouver. Her practice spans film, animation, and experimental moving images, often drawing from personal experiences and everyday observations. She is interested in the small details of life and the ways she can be translated into images, sounds, and gestures. Her work develops through a process of curiosity and experimentation, allowing ideas to unfold through making rather than beginning with a fixed answer. by @kagangoh

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Kagan Goh sharing that Actor/Writer Ana Smith's film LOONIE has been officially selected for the Mad Arts Indie Film Night at the Connection Salon at the Gathering Place community centre at 609 Helmcken Street on Thursday 29 October between 5 PM to 7 PM. The film will be screened along with other mental health themed films. This is a free event with free food and beverages. Please attend and spread the word!

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Ana Smith, a resilient Vancouver filmmaker, initially navigated life from the tar sands of Alberta to the Canadian Armed Forces before a car accident rerouted her to pursue filmmaking in Vancouver. Despite facing challenges, including a battle with slow-onset schizophrenia, Ana's passion for film persisted. After returning to formal film study in 2018, she graduated from Langara College's Film Arts Program. Today, she continues to contribute to the industry while working in harm reduction and transitional housing for Vancouver Coastal Health.

Logline: Bullied for her schizophrenia, a young woman in a Vancouver women’s shelter finds friendship with a new resident, but sharing a joint puts her bed and her chance at stable housing at risk. by @kagangoh

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Kagan Goh sharing that Actor/Writer Marlo Browne's film INVISIBLE has been officially selected for the Mad Arts Indie Film Night at the Connection Salon at the Gathering Place community centre at 609 Helmcken Street on Thursday 29 October between 5 PM to 7 PM. The film will be screened along with other mental health themed films. This is a free event with free food and beverages. Please attend and spread the word!
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Marlo Browne is a Barbadian award-winning poet, spoken word artist, host, filmmaker and self-published author of 5 poetry books, currently living in Langley City, BC.
Logline: In a city full of people, one man remains unseen. Through quiet observation and fleeting moments of connection, INVISIBLE explores the loneliness of belonging nowhere—and the journey toward finding a place to belong. by @kagangoh

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Kagan Goh sharing that Writer Marlo Browne's film DEAR SINGLE MOM has been officially selected for the Mad Arts Indie Film Night at the Connection Salon at the Gathering Place community centre at 609 Helmcken Street on Thursday 29 October between 5 PM to 7 PM. The film will be screened along with other mental health themed films. This is a free event with free food and beverages. Please attend and spread the word!

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Marlo Browne is a Barbadian award-winning poet, spoken word artist, host, filmmaker and self-published author of 5 poetry books, currently living in Langley City, BC. by @kagangoh

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Kagan Goh sharing that Writer Marlo Browne's film DEAR SINGLE MOM has been officially selected for the Mad Arts Indie Film Night at the Connection Salon at the Gathering Place community centre at 609 Helmcken Street on Thursday 29 October between 5 PM to 7 PM. The film will be screened along with other mental health themed films. This is a free event with free food and beverages. Please attend and spread the word!

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Marlo Browne is a Barbadian award-winning poet, spoken word artist, host, filmmaker and self-published author of 5 poetry books, currently living in Langley City, BC. by @kagangoh

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Kagan Goh sharing that Andrew Smith's film FINDING INSPIRATION has been officially selected for the Mad Arts Indie Film Night at the Connection Salon at the Gathering Place community centre at 609 Helmcken Street on Thursday 29 October between 5 PM to 7 PM. The film will be screened along with other mental health themed films. This is a free event with free food and beverages. Please attend and spread the word!

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Andrew Smith is a devoted husband and father who remains deeply committed to family, community, and creating work with purpose.
He's also an award-winning filmmaker, producer, and creative leader based in Charlotte, North Carolina. As the founder of Nova Initia Productions and Finding Inspiration Foundation, he uses film and community-centered storytelling to explore mental health, strengthen human connection, and create space for meaningful conversation. His work spans narrative filmmaking, documentary production, branded content, live events, and educational programming.

With experience across directing, producing, cinematography, sound, and post-production, Andrew brings both a creative vision and a practical, collaborative approach to every project. At the heart of his work is a belief that stories can help people feel seen, challenge stigma, and inspire lasting change.

Logline: What begins as a simple morning slowly unravels into something deeper—revealing a darker truth. by @kagangoh

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