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In Focus: Mila Turajlic

Two feature-length films and a live performance that take us on an archival road trip through the birth of the Third World project.
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The Soil and the Sea

In Lebanon there are more than 100 untouched mass graves. The Soil and the Sea unveils the violence lying beneath the landscape.

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Dancing on the Edge of a Volcano

Showing from Fri 03 May

After the Beirut explosion in 2020, a local film crew must choose between fighting for their project or surrendering to the devastation.

Much Ado About Dying

Now Showing

When filmmaker Simon Chambers tend to his dying uncle, he has no idea of the journey they’re about to embark on together.

Red Herring

Now Showing

Diagnosed with an incurable brain tumour, Kit Vincent enlists his family for a journey to help them come to terms with his illness.

Your Fat Friend

Now Showing

Jeanie Finlay charts the rise of writer and activist Aubrey Gordon from anonymous blogger to NYTimes bestselling author.

Q&A

The Soil and the Sea

Showing on Thu 09 May

In Lebanon there are more than 100 untouched mass graves. The Soil and the Sea unveils the violence lying beneath the landscape.

Made in England: The Films of Powell and Pressburger

Showing from Sat 11 May

Martin Scorsese celebrates the legendary films of Powell and Pressburger in this intimate and personal doc.

Flickering Lights

Showing from Fri 17 May

In a remote village on the India-Myanmar border, 70 years after Indian independence, news floats in that electricity may arrive.

Q&A

Mr Graversen

Showing on Sat 18 May

Mr. Graversen is a film full of heart and courage, about the human potential for change and the challenges it entails.

Live Performance

Non-Aligned Newsreels: Fragments #4

Showing on Thu 23 May

Mila Turajlic's live documentary performance invites the audience to confront archival material which has fallen out of political narratives.