A walk and film screening in South Harting as part of a project linking art, the outdoors and mental health, takes place on October 25.

In spring 2013, artists Nathan Burr and Louis Buckley walked the length of the South Downs Way, starting in Winchester and ending at Beachy Head.

Along the way, they walked and talked with everyone from farmers and psychologists to therapists and archaeologists, to explore the connections between suicide, mental health, myth and landscape.

The film, titled A 100-mile Conversation, documents the chain of conversations that took place over the nine-day journey.

On Saturday, October 25, there will be a walk from Harting Down to South Harting (1.5 miles) and back again for the second in a series of screenings of the film, A 100-mile Conversation, taking place along The South Downs Way. Walkers will be joined by artist Rosie Holmes.

The itinerary is:

12.30pm - Meet in Harting Down car park

12.45pm - Introduction to walk

1pm - Walk begins

1.15pm - Talk by Rosie Holmes

2.15pm - Arrive at Harting C of E Primary School Roundhouse

2.30pm - Food refreshments

2.45pm - Film screening

3.45pm - Question and answer session

4pm - Walk back

5pm - Arrive back at Harting Down car park

Food and drink will be provided at the Roundhouse but people are welcome to take snacks and water for the walk.

This event is free but a £5 contribution towards future events is appreciated, say organisers.

There are limited spaces available for this event. See www.suicidewalk.org.uk for more information.