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A boy and a girl smile at each other, sitting in the back of a pick up truck.
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Cinema

Senior Community Screening: Nezouh + Q&A with Soudade Kaadan

Delicately weaving lightness and magical realism among heart-breaking desolation, Soudade Kaadan’s drama delivers a powerful and moving perspective on the Syrian conflict.

A man with slicked hair and glasses looks confused, standing on the street.
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Cinema

Relaxed Screening: Hit Man

Richard Linklater of Dazed and Confused fame tells the almost-true story of a nerdy professor's transformation into a slick undercover agent, played hilariously by co-writer Glen Powell. 

A young and an old man sit in a temple conversing, surrounded by lamps and glass jars.
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Cinema

Screening the Sahara: El Haimoune + Introduction

Sufi tale, El Haimoune directed by Tunisian filmmaker Nacer Khemir, captures the beauty of the Sahara through a mystical lens. 

A man with large hair reclines on a chaise lounge with drawn stars and a sun behind him.
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Cinema

Silent Film & Live Music: The Blood of a Poet

An artists steps through a mirror into another realm in the iconic experimental film by Jean Cocteau, with a score by Paul Robinson performed live.

Margaret Tait stands by two large, old fashioned cameras with a man next to her in an image from the 1970s.
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Cinema

Experiments in Film: The Poetic Lens of Margaret Tait

A special programme presenting a selection of Margaret Tait's evocative films, all screened in their original 16mm format.

A group of people i =n traditional Yugoslavian dress pose together for a photograph.
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Cinema

Slike iz života udarnika (Life of a...) + ScreenTalk

This screening celebrates the release of Esther Kinsky's new book, with a screening of the once banned Yugoslavian film on workers and socialism. 

A man stands in front of a new house in the desert.
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Cinema

House + ScreenTalk with Film Director Amos Gitai

The first film in Amos Gitai's trilogy follows the residents of a home in West-Jerusalem from Palestinians forced to leave after the 1948 war, to Jewish Algerian immigrants, to its new Israeli owners.

A building site has building men standing on the top of a building.
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Cinema

House: A House in Jerusalem + Intro

Eighteen years after House, Amos Gitai returns to the setting of his first film to observe the changes in the new residents as well as in the neighbourhood.

Two people stand on stage with a minimal set of furniture while tall scaffold towers line the edge of the stage.
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Cinema Theatre & dance

House:  La Colline – théâtre national (Paris)

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La Colline – théâtre national in Paris presents a large-scale, international ensemble theatre production based on the historic documentary film trilogy by Amos Gitai.

An older man in a blue shirt and head wrap talks whilst animating with his hand.
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Cinema

House: News from House, News from Home + Introduction

The third and final documentary in Amos Gitai's House trilogy looks at the location of his previous two films and the physical and emotional importance it holds.

A teacher looks across the desks at a young boy student.
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Cinema

Senior Community Screening: The Teachers' Lounge

Nominated for Best International Feature, Ilker Çatak directs this German classroom drama about a teacher trying to solve a theft issue amongst the students.

Creative Learning image in music hall
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Cinema

Sustainable Screen Careers in Partnership with BAFTA

A morning of advice from experts about makig the film and TV industry more sustainable, for students.

A black and white image of a man and a woman sitting by a log cabin with a large dog.
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Cinema

Silent Film & Live Music: By The Law

Thought your flat was small during lockdown? How about waiting out a Canadian winter in a primitive wooden cabin with just your husband, and a murderer, for company.  

A split screen image with Jude Law and Cameron Diaz on top and Kate Winslet and Jack Black on the bottom
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Cinema Classical music Contemporary music

The Holiday with live orchestra

The beloved Christmas film will be presented live in concert this winter, featuring its musical score performed live alongside the film by a full concert orchestra.

London Concert Orchestra
Anthony Inglis conductor