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MON 7 AUG
Westbourne Studios 6–11pm


21ST CENTURY DOCUMENTARY

6:00

Copenhagen Remix
Runar Gudnarson & Ulrik Gutkin 40 mins 12
We experience the city of Copenhagan with a focus on street art. The film provides an atmospheric picture of a city which few people experience but which can be found, if one looks hard enough. Through music and rhythmic montage, we obtain a picture of a city as an organism, seen through decorations of various types. The film was shot at the same time as the Royal Wedding for Denmark’s crown prince in May 2004. Art Documentaries Denmark

Aftermath
Nick Turning & Naomi Shaw 15 minutes U
A moving portrait of those living and working around ground zero. It provides a space for the concerns and hopes of people on the street distanced from, but subject to the debate that has engulfed architects, developers and their prized architects. Documentary London, England

6:55

Lemons Can Run
Tom Whitemore 40 minutes U A young man’s journey to understand the often stormy relationship he had with his mother, six years after her death. A personal account of bereavement set to the back drop of his attempt to run the London marathon – in costume as a bright yellow lemon. Documentary London, England

The Last Lighthouse Keeper
Sam Lawlor 25 minutes U
The film chronicles the last years of manned lighthouses in the UK (1998). It follows three of the most senior lighthouse keepers as they recount what life was like. Documentary London, England

8:00

O-I-L The Movie
Riki 20 minutes U
For the last three years Venus has been holding free Valentine parties in Picadilly Circus. Under the title ’Reclaim Love’, she reminds us that oil is not the most important commodity on the planet. Documentary London, England

Rootical
Nike Hatzidimou 25 minutes 12A
This is the story of Charlie Phillips, an Afro Caribbean photographer who documented the social implications of immigration in the 1950’s and 60’s in Notting Hill. Charlie has experienced much ignorance with regards to the importance of his work. The working class seem to be excluded from the art world. In discussion with Benjamin Zephaniah and the curator of the Museum of London, they get to the bottom of that issue. Documentary Britain

8:40

The Mother’ House
Francois Verster 80 minutes 15
Described as astonishingly intimate, emotionally overwhelming and sometimes shocking, The Mother’ House is a record of four years in the life of Miche, a charming, precocious yet troubled teenage girl growing into womanhood in post-Apartheid South Africa. Living with her mother and grandmother in Bonteheuwel, a coloured township outside Cape Town, she has to face not only life in a community troubled by gangsterism and drug abuse, but also what it means to break the unbearable cycle of emotional and physical violence imprisoning her own family. Documentary South Africa

10:05

Le Troisieme Monde (Another World)
Steve Moreau 55 minutes U
Another World tells the incredible story of two young men: Sebastien Lebebvre, a Frenchman aged 27, and Jeremy Hinton, an Englishman aged 23. Coincidence and confidence in each other brought them together. Together, on the 22nd of October, 2003 at 7 o’clock in the morning, they set forth from the island of La Gomera on one of the most difficult sporting events in the world, rowing across the Atlantic. Documentary France


 

 






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