The Views on the Atlantic film programme is curated collectively with a variety of individuals and collectives working at the intersection of culture and social justice asked to choose a film they would like to share with the public, with this year's LFA theme of 'In Common' in mind. Events will be programmed by South London based groups such as Pan-Asian arts collective Baesianz, and curatorial duo Languid Hands, as well as collaborators from North of the River such as The Mosaic Rooms a non-profit art gallery and bookshop. These are complemented by films selected by cinema clubs and organisations across the world, from Brooklyn's Alfreda's Cinema, to Archives DZ which works to digitalise Algeria's film archives, to Ciné-Archives, the extensive moving image collection of the French Communist Party. Also invited are groups doing pioneering work with and around architecture and the built environemnt, such as Paris-based publication The Funambulist, and Goldsmith's Centre for Research Architecture. The Brixton Community Cinema team and designers behind bafalw will also be hosting film nights, with additional proposals picked from a open call for Lambeth residents.
Screening will take place across the month, please click the link above for the full programme.
On weekends during the daytime, local arts organisations such as The Stuart Hall Library, Em—Dash Press, and Prajñā Bookshop will take over the space presenting a pop-up library of their archives for the public to browse.
Delivered by Brixton Community Cinema with Bamidele Awoyemi, Farouk Agoro and Livia Wang, winners of the LFA competition 'People At The Centre Of Brixton' in partnership with Lambeth Council and Brixton Business Improvement District.
Tickets/Booking:
https://bccxbafalwxlfa.eventive.org/schedule
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