7 – 13 September 2022
in London

Film Events

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A countdown of the final days of Sudan, the world's last male northern white rhinoceros, before his death in March 2018. Read More

The Last Male on Earth + Q&A

Sat 07 Sep, 15:30

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An elegantly composed, multi-layered portrait of a self-taught mechanic working in a remote, abandoned industrial site at the foot of the Austrian Alps. Read More

Movements of a Nearby Mountain + Q&A

Sat 07 Sep, 14:45

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A potent and visceral vision of a wayward, reckless youth struggling to find a place in a rapidly changing China. Read More

Zhao Liang: Paper Airplane + Intro

Sat 07 Sep, 12:30

Prince Charles Cinema

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A hauntingly atmospheric study of the southern Slovenian landscape that was once the site of one of World War II’s most stubborn resistance movements. Read More

Greetings From Free Forests + Q&A

Sat 07 Sep, 13:30

Regent Street Cinema

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A startling, impressively playful piece of autofiction; a compelling, cleverly constructed exercise in reframing and restaging the unknowable peripheries of the past. Read More

Belonging + Q&A

Fri 06 Sep, 20:30

Regent Street Cinema

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An unflinching look into the machinations of low-level law enforcement in the world’s largest authoritarian state. Read More

Zhao Liang: Crime and Punishment + Q&A

Thu 05 Sep, 18:30

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The uncomfortable and increasingly liminal spaces between labour and leisure are brought into focus within this programme of shorts. Read More

Shorts: Labour/Leisure + Q&A

Thu 05 Sep, 18:15

Prince Charles Cinema

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Join us for a special live performance and world premiere of Isis Thompson’s 2018 RAFA (Radio & Audio Funding Award) winning work. Read More

The Whickers Audio Evening: ‘It’s Not Easy Being Green… and Black’ + The Whicker Awards

Thu 05 Sep, 18:00

Regent Street Cinema

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After Nando—a young horse-wrangler from a small farming town in the Mexican state of Jalisco—takes his own life, his surviving family and neighbours retrace his final hours, slowly piecing together the events that lead to his death. Read More

Caballerango + Q&A

Fri 06 Sep, 18:30

Bertha DocHouse

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Filmed in New York City over a single summer month, Brett Story’s dystopian sci-fi documentary paints a complex portrait of a city straining under the pressure of economic uncertainty, social conflict, and impending environmental disaster. Read More

The Hottest August + Q&A

Fri 06 Sep, 18:30

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Is there a viable alternative for commerce to that offered by capitalism? Taste of Hope offers one possibility in the form of a tea factory in France owned by a workers collective. Read More

Taste of Hope + Q&A

Thu 05 Sep, 20:30

Bertha DocHouse

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A rich and expansive film essay in many forms, Many Undulating Things explores contemporary Hong Kong through its history of urban change. Read More

Many Undulating Things + Q&A

Thu 05 Sep, 20:30

Regent Street Cinema

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