Join Bellevue Literary Review and The Foundation for Art and Healing for a very special event: (Serious) Fun with the UnLonely Film Festival.

BLR editor Danielle Ofri will be joined by Jeremy Nobel, founder and president of the Foundation for Art and Healing to screen three remarkable short films from the UnLonely Film Festival that explore themes of loneliness, connection, and belonging. These films are not afraid to be creative, resonant, or even hilarious. 

Meet the creative teams behind the films, and see how just much power can be packed into an under-10-minute-movie. 

RSVP even if you can't make the exact time of the event. (We'll send you an email the next day with the link, which will stay active afterward.) Bring a friend to watch with you. But popcorn--you are on your own for that.

Bellevue Literary Review is an award-winning literary journal the publishes poetry, fiction and nonfiction about health, illness and healing. 

The Foundation for Art and Healing partners with community-based organizations to develop and deliver evidence-based, creative expression programs that help improve

personal and public health. Their signature initiative is Project Unlonely.

Danielle Ofri is editor-in-chief of BLR, and a primary care doctor at Bellevue Hospital. Her writings appear in the The New Yorker and the New York Times. Her newest book is When We Do Harm, a Doctor Confronts Medical Error. www.danielleofri.com

Jeremy Nobel is the founder and president of The Foundation for Arts and Healing. He is also on the faculty of the Harvard Medical School and the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health,  www.artandhealing.org/founder