The film features June Jordan reading her poem ‘A Poem About My Rights’, which features references to sexual assault, rape & violence. The poem can be read here. Time codes for the two references to sexual assault are: the time…
Six Readings on Black Feminist Media-Making Readings to accompany the screenings of A Place of Rage and Black British feminist shorts, summer 2020. 1. Karen Alexander, ‘Mothers, Lovers and Others: Films by Black British Female Directors’, Monthly Film Bulletin (October…
Participant bios Grace Barber-Plentie is a London-based freelance film writer and programmer with a focus on the works of Black women directors, representations of the fat body and, whenever possible, the oeuvre of Barbra Streisand. Maria Cabrera is a film…
These are the viewing links for the films cited in Helen de Witt’s Culture Club post “Watching Film History Through Women’s Documentary.” Where possible, we link to freely-available versions of the films uploaded online, although these are not always the…
Monday, 23 July 2018, 6.30pm. The Lexi Cinema, 194b Chamberlayne Road, Kensal Rise, London NW10 3JU Tickets. Read Carmen Gray on DAISIES’ singular subversion and stealth revolution. Daisies. Directed by Vera Chytilová, Czech Republic, 1966, 76mins [Click on the film title for more summer 2018…