Enter the world of SF Said - where cats know secret martial arts, boys become stars, and tigers fight for justice. This inspiring session will take you behind the scenes…
Prolific writer-director François Ozon (When Autumn Falls, The Crime is Mine) adapts Albert Camus’ classic existentialist novel. Algiers, 1938. An unassuming man in his early thirties, Meursault attends his mother’s…
British Nigerian Akinola Davies Jr’s bold and poetic debut is a semi-autobiographical tale set over the course of a single day in Lagos as political unrest looms. Nigeria, 1993: Kid…
In Malaysia, where LGBT identities face legal challenges, a trans man named Faris and his punk band defy norms and build camaraderie. Choosing the name “Shh…Diam!”, meaning “shut up!” in…
Join Reni Eddo-Lodge – a transformative voice in contemporary British discourse on race, feminism, and structural inequality – in conversation about systemic racism, white privilege, and the emotional disconnect that…
This deliriously entertaining satire involves disposing of competitors for a coveted job. Man-soo has a loving wife and kids, the beautiful woodland house where he grew up, two exceptional dogs.…
Join April-Louise Pennant for a talk exploring how Black British women navigate and reshape education. She challenges systemic barriers and calls for learning spaces rooted in identity, resilience, and justice.…
Join Baroness Lola Young for a compelling session on identity, justice, and cultural change. Drawing on lived experience and public leadership, she explores how personal stories can challenge systems -…
This outstanding debut is a detailed portrait of life under dictatorship, seen through the travails of a nine-year-old girl. Iraq, 1991: Lamia lives in poverty on the Mesopotamian Marshes with…
Beautifully shot on Super 8 film, a spellbinding visual and auditory experience invites you to marvel at nature and the wildlife around us. For his feature debut, Ed Sayers took…
Join classicist and novelist Emily Hauser for a powerful exploration of ancient women’s lives and legacies. Through myth, archaeology, and storytelling, she demonstrates how reclaiming forgotten voices can reshape our…
Join John Crace for a satirical deep-dive into British politics, drawn from his latest book The Bonfire of the Insanities, a tour through Britain’s political chaos. He asks: how does…
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