Miniclick join forces with Photobookshow, Rain Goggles and Fabrica for an evening of films, music, photographer and support.
Categories: brighton, EVENTS, FILMS • Tags: brighton, england, europe, fabrica, feedback, film, free, harley weir, migration, music, photobookshow, rain goggles, refugee, review, screening, the other side of hope, uk
To coincide with International Women’s Day and the Women of the World Festival at London’s Southbank Centre, we’re hosting a very special incarnation of our ongoing project, The Heart Grows Fonder, at The Feminist Library in London. The event will also feature a screening of Lynn Hershman Leeson’s film !Women Art Revolution. Join us for fe(mail)… +++ Saturday 12th March. Midday to 6pm. The Feminist Library, London. Although entry is free, we suggest a donation to The Feminist Library to help them maintain their […]
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Following on from our screening with Dukes at Komedia of Sebastian Junger’s “Which Way is the Front Line from Here?”, we’re very pleased to be working with the Dukes again to screen another of Junger’s films, “Battle Company: Korangal”. +++ Thursday 12th March. Kicks off at 6:30pm. Tickets are £10 and available here Proceeds from ticket sales go to charity. Dukes at Komedia, Brighton. +++ Korangal kicks off where academy award nominated, “Restrepo” left us and uses footage shoot in 2007 and 2008 by Tim Hetherington to look […]
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