Minority Health Film Festival: Resilience Additional Details Runtime: 1 Hr. 0 Min. Rating: Not Rated Release Year: 2016 Film Info: Screening format: DCP Director: James Redford PART OF THE MINORITY HEALTH FILM FESTIVAL! Sponsored by: Community Partners: UWM Helen Bader School of Social Welfare, The Human Trafficking Task Force of Greater Milwaukee, Milwaukee Coalition for Children's Mental Health An exploration into the developments of medical studies where conditions like heart disease can be linked to childhood experiences, Resilience provides the basis for a new understanding of what our culture is facing and how to best treat families dealing with “toxic stress.” Members-Only Screening: Top Secret Join the MKE Film Community The Oriental Theatre’s parent organization, Milwaukee Film, offers exclusive monthly screenings of festival-quality films, ticket and merchandise discounts, early access to film festival tickets, private event invites, and other fantastic perks to its members. As a member, you’ll be a part of a growing community of film fans who are passionate about sharing cinematic experiences and furthering film culture in the Milwaukee area. Milwaukee Film memberships are tax deductible and begin as low as $65/year. Become a Milwaukee Film Member Accessibility Read More About Accessibility Oriental Bar Read More About Concessions Location 2230 North Farwell Avenue on Milwaukee's East Side Get Directions to the Oriental
Minority Health Film Festival: Resilience Additional Details Runtime: 1 Hr. 0 Min. Rating: Not Rated Release Year: 2016 Film Info: Screening format: DCP Director: James Redford PART OF THE MINORITY HEALTH FILM FESTIVAL! Sponsored by: Community Partners: UWM Helen Bader School of Social Welfare, The Human Trafficking Task Force of Greater Milwaukee, Milwaukee Coalition for Children's Mental Health An exploration into the developments of medical studies where conditions like heart disease can be linked to childhood experiences, Resilience provides the basis for a new understanding of what our culture is facing and how to best treat families dealing with “toxic stress.”