7 – 13 September 2022
in London

Programme

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This programme of films presents some of the outstanding work made by recent Slade alumni during their studies at the Slade. Read More

Slade 150: recent moving image from the Slade

Sat 11 Sep, 14:00

Ciné Lumière - Institut français

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Mit Pyramiden is a film about Egypt. About Cairo, about the people there, the streets, the history of the country ... Read More

In Focus: Renate Sami 3

Sat 11 Sep, 14:00

Goethe-Institut

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A found footage documentary and an idiosyncratic investigation into a curious quote on the nature of cinema. Read More

All Other Things Equal + There Are Not Thirty-Six Ways of Showing a Man Getting on a Horse 

Sat 11 Sep, 15:30

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This workshop will be facilitated by Ed Webb-Ingall, as part of his ongoing research into collective and collaborative video making, and filmmaker and artist Jasmine Johnson. Read More

More than a circle of chairs: A collaborative video workshop

Sat 11 Sep, 15:30

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This combined programme includes recent work by Graeme Arnfield, Jooyeon Lee, Gerard Ortín Castellví. Read More

Combined Programme 2

Sat 11 Sep, 16:00

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Two films featuring Senegalese activist and intellectual Omar Blondin Diop. Read More

Soul in a White Room + Just A Movement

Sat 11 Sep, 18:00

Ciné Lumière - Institut français

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This combined programme includes recent work by Maddi Barber, Mary Helena Clark, Simon Liu, Ross Meckfessel, Jayne Parker. Read More

Combined Programme 3

Sat 11 Sep, 18:05

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Filmed by an anonymous collective known as HK Documentary Filmmakers, Inside the Red Brick Wall is a powerfully immediate account of the November 2019 Pro-Democracy Protest at Hong Kong Polytechnic University. Read More

Inside the Red Brick Wall / 理大圍城

Sat 11 Sep, 18:20 ...

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This screening celebrates the work of Haneda, one of the most prominent documentary filmmakers from Japan and one of the few women working in non-fiction cinema in the postwar period. Read More

Tribute to Haneda Sumiko

Sat 11 Sep, 18:30

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Songs for the River began as a document of informal singalongs organised by the filmmaker’s neighbours in the communal spaces of their housing co-operative during the first lockdown of 2020. Read More

Songs for the River

Sat 11 Sep, 20:30

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The Invisible Mountain is a hallucinatory travelogue based on Mount Analogue, René Daumal’s avant-garde novel which describes an expedition to the summit of a mountain, floating in an ocean, which cannot be seen, only deduced. Read More

The Invisible Mountain

Sat 11 Sep, 20:45

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A unique opportunity to see one of the most anticipated films of 2020, now finally screening in the UK. Read More

The Works and Days (of Tayoko Shiojiri in the Shiotani Basin)

Sun 12 Sep, 12:00

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