Following the screening, Sarah Wood will be in conversation with Catherine Grant, Essay Film Festival.

This programme focuses on Sarah Wood’s concerns with the way counter-cinema can survive as an open space for thought and imagination in a world of isolationism, featuring recent work that has not only taken figures of the left – Rudi Dutschke, Rosa Luxemburg – and imagined them for a new century, but also responds to the archives of twentieth-century filmmakers – Margaret Tait, Stanley Kubrick, Thorold Dickinson, Pier Paulo Pasolini. In the spirit of the early Lumière cinématographe demonstrations, this programme attempts to bring the world into the world, to re-imagine the travelling film show, to model the possibility of a renewed and renewing cinema of ideas in the twenty-first century.

£13 Full, £11 Concs/Green, £7 Blue Members. 

Multibuy offer:

For 3 – 4 screenings: £11 Full, £10 Concs/ Green, £6 Blue Members per screening

For 5 – 6 screenings: £10 Full, £9 Concs/Green, £5 Blue Members per screening