This screening was presented by Urban Lab Films, who hosted a conversation after the screening between director Zed Nelson, writer and journalist Anna Minton, and UCL Urban Laboratory’s Jordan Rowe.
The screening on Sun 10 Nov was followed by a Q&A with co-director André Singer.
This screening was followed by filmmaker Q&A hosted by Helen Dewitt a curator and lecturer in Film Studies at Birkbeck and University of the Arts London.
The screening on Fri 25 Oct was followed by a panel hosted by curator Jemma Desai, joined by the film's producer (via skype) and a member of We Are Parable.
The screening on Sun 13 Oct was followed by a Q&A with the director Stanley Nelson and Miles Davis' nephew Vince Wilburn Jnr and hosted by the music journalist Richard Williams.
This screening was preceded by an introduction from RISE Collective featuring live poetry in response to the film Your Turn.
This screening was followed by a director Q&A hosted by Mandy Chang, current Commissioning Editor of Storyville.
Following the film was a panel discussion led by gal-dem, exploring topics from the film with panel members Sadie Sinner, Joana Nastari and Jeanie Crystal.
The screening on Sat 14 Sept was followed by a director Q&A hosted by Jackie Long - social affairs editor and presenter at Channel 4 News.
This special screening on Wed 28th Aug was followed by a director Q&A.
This screening was followed by a director Q&A hosted by Seán McGovern, Programme Advisor at the BFI London Film Festival and Assistant Programmer at the GAZE Film Festival, Dublin, Ireland.
Part of a DocHouse series in conjunction with Extinction Rebellion this screening was followed by a director Q&A.
This screening was followed by a director Q&A hosted by DocHouse's Sophie Brown.
This screening was followed by a director Skype Q&A hosted by Mandy Chang, current Commissioning Editor of Storyville.
The screening on Wed 7th Aug was followed by a director Q&A.
The screening on Fri 26 July was followed by a Q&A with the director and Sir Robert Cooper.
This special preview screening on Thur 18th July was followed by a director Q&A.
The screening on Thur 11th July was followed by a Q&A with Guardian associate editor Paul Lewis, who features in the film and hosted by journalist Jenny Kleeman.
The screening on Wed 12 June was followed by a director Q&A.
This was a preview screening that took place in our larger Renoir screen and was followed by a director Q&A.
The Q&A screening on Wed 15 May was the UK Premiere for Last Stop Coney Island: The Life and Photography of Harold Feinstein and took place in the Renoir screen with the film's director Andy Dunn and hosted by Carrie Scott, the curator of Found: A Harold Feinstein Exhibition opening on 14 May at 180 The Strand.