The Great Movement is both a folk horror and a singular city symphony that lays bare the plight of the working classes. After a week-long walk, Elder and his fellow miners arrive in the Bolivian city of La Paz to demand their right to work. Through hypnotic dancing, wondrous urban landscapes and a cast of nonprofessional actors, Kiro Russo blends the fantastical with the real. Inspired by his native city and influenced by both Soviet montage and Indigenous Bolivian traditions, Russo presents a work that is as much a fever dream as it is an anthropological and social investigation into this vast Latin American capital.

The film premiered in the UK as part of FRAMES of REPRESENTATION 2021 

£13 Full, £11 Concessions, £6.50 Green/Blue Members

Weekday matinees: £8 Full, £6 Concessions, £4 Green/Blue Members

Tuesday matinees: £6, £3 Green/Blue Members

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