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SUMMARY:Blue Metaphor Presents: Stories of the Heart Untamed
DESCRIPTION:Tickets\nBlue Metaphor Ltd presents “Stories of the hearts untamed”\, the second of a series of themed events bringing all art forms together\, with filmmaking at the centre.\nThis event is open to all creatives and those with passion projects looking for production support. In particular\, those with noisy or misunderstood voices\, looking to share their stories for greater impact! \n//SCREENINGS\\\n“Broken Bird”\, a short comedy written and directed by Sheherazade Bodin\, produced by Blue Metaphor Ltd and supported by the Bristol Pride Community Fund\, followed by a Q&A with the team behind it. \n“A concerned and loving daughter tries to set her disabled mother up with a taciturn character\, ready to make dating as awkward as possible”\n“It’s quiet here”\, a fantasy short about friendship\, directed by Jason Dutton and produced by Dora Pamment\, followed by a Q&A with the team behind it.\n“In a quiet seaside town where nothing happens\, best friends Billy and Lola go to extreme lengths to save a hamster.” \n\n“ToMe2”\, an experimental film about self-love by artist and dancer Maria Martinez\, followed by a Q&A with the team behind it. \n“This video performance piece is based on the idea of love\, care\, and the self. By creating a cast of my body\, I gave body to the external perspective of what it’s like to take care of myself. With this project\, I aim to make people intrigued by the weirdness that this video conveys regarding obsessive caring\, and make them reflect on how natural caring should be.” – Maria Martinez \n//PERFORMANCES\\\nLanga Ncube : Spoken Words \nMartin Viktorov and Anastasia: “Spirare” // Experimental electronic music and contemporary dancing\, combining movement and sound. \nSpirare is a sound and movement performance exploring how breath can communicate and transform emotion. It expresses the diverse range of feelings that relationships with our loved ones can stir within us. \n//NETWORKING\\\nFor filmmakers and artists\, we are offering an hour of networking\, a valuable opportunity to deepdive into other projects around the city\, whilst enjoying our art exhibition. \n//EXHIBITION\\\n“Gaia’s Legation” amidst the Cosmos by artist Javeria Salar Khan
URL:https://dev.prsc.org.uk/event/blue-metaphor-presents-stories-of-the-heart-untamed/
LOCATION:SPACE at PRSC\, 17-25 Jamaica St\, Bristol\, BS2 8JW\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Art Exhibition,Community Meeting,Film,Film Premiere,Performance,Photography Exhibition
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SUMMARY:Wicked & Bad – Kill the Bill Prisoner Support Fundraiser – Film & Music x Boltcropper Collective
DESCRIPTION:Tickets\nPremiere Screening of Short Documentary “Wicked & Bad”\nTyler is one of the 28 charged protestors after attending the ‘Kill the Bill’ demonstration and being in confrontation with the police outside the New Bridewell Police Station in Bristol. ‘Wicked and Bad’ is the story of Tyler Overall’s journey to prison. We focus on his final week of freedom before prison\, whilst also covering the events of the March 2021 Kill the Bill protest. \nGet yourself down to Peoples Republic of Stokes Croft to show some solidarity and have a boogie 💥 \n\nPremiere film screening at 4.30pm\nLive DJs\, Bands and Prisoner Letter Writing\nLine up to be announced\n\nMinimum donation £3. \nAll of the proceeds raised will be donated to Bristol Anarchist Black Cross’s ‘#KillTheBill prisoner support fund’ fundraiser. All donations are greatly appreciated\, we hope to raise as much as we can! \nBig up to Jamit and Kat for the poster design. \nSee you there and tell your mates!!
URL:https://dev.prsc.org.uk/event/wicked-bad/
LOCATION:SPACE at PRSC\, 17-25 Jamaica St\, Bristol\, BS2 8JW\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Film,Film Premiere,Fundraiser,Music,Politics,Protest
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SUMMARY:Curbside Jam After Party
DESCRIPTION:Afterparty for Curbside Skatepark summer jam\, including the premiere of the Crusty Nibs BMX video filmed in Bristol and beyond.
URL:https://dev.prsc.org.uk/event/crusty-nibs-video-premiere/
LOCATION:SPACE at PRSC\, 17-25 Jamaica St\, Bristol\, BS2 8JW\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Film,Film Premiere
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SUMMARY:Concrete Soldiers - Bristol Premiere
DESCRIPTION:Concrete Soldiers is a film by Nikita Woolfe about the social cleansing of London in the name of regeneration\, and about the tenants who are fighting back. Narrated by journalist and activist Andy Worthington\, who will be attending the screening and the Q&A session afterwards. \nThe film will also be accompanied by an exhibition on the London housing crisis from photographer Lisa Furness. \n‘Concrete Soldiers UK’ tells the story of the destruction of council estates\, the social cleansing of those who live there – and the inspiring resistance of tenants\, leaseholders and other committed to the ongoing existence and availability of social housing. \nTickets cost £4 and are available here: http://hdfst.uk/E46309 \nThe film focuses in particular on the Aylesbury Estate in Southwark\, where the destruction is already underway\, but is being challenged\, and Central Hill and Cressingham Gardens in Lambeth\, both threatened with destruction. In all three cases\, residents are fighting back\, and giving hope to others whose homes are threatened\, both in London and across the UK. \n“Three years ago I was looking at all the new developments in London and was surprised to see how much of the construction happened on old council estate land. \n“I started wondering why the councils wanted to sell off their valuable assets and whether there were alternatives … That’s how Concrete Soldiers UK began … \n“Three years later and ‘Concrete Soldiers UK’ is not only answering my questions but it has also become a film about the fighting spirit that I encountered on the way. \n“I was so impressed by people and their tireless campaigning in situations which often ended with a negative outcome. It’s easy to see why people would become discouraged and just give up. But some haven’t and some even managed to succeed in their campaigns. That’s what ‘Concrete Soldiers UK’ is all about.”\n– Nikita Woolfe \nWatch the trailer here: \nhttps://youtu.be/gjSTUe3oA6U \n 
URL:https://dev.prsc.org.uk/event/concrete-soldiers-bristol-premiere/
LOCATION:17-35 Jamaica Street\, Stokes Croft\, Bristol\, BS2 8JP\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Film Premiere,Politics
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SUMMARY:Can We Do It Ourselves? - Bristol Premiere
DESCRIPTION:A Swedish film about economic democracy. \nAlongside this film screening\, PRSC welcomes Kat from the Bristol Cable to share the realities of cooperativism in Bristol today and Joel Lazarus from the Bristol Learning Coop about the possibilities of creating a cooperative college or university in the city. \nCan We Do It Ourselves focuses on economic philosophy with an emphasis on the concept of economic democracy. The film helps viewers understand the difference between a market economy in which consumer demand drives a company’s supply of goods and services\, and a capitalist economy in which private owners control production and hold a right to the profits. There is strong support for the potential promise of a democratic economic model in which workers have more of a say in business operations than either market or capitalist models. \nEntry costs £4. 25% of ticket dsales will be donated to the Bristol Cable and 25% donated to the Bristol Learning Co-op. \nBuy tickets here: http://hdfst.uk/E46306 \nInput from European and American economic experts as well as general consumers helps to unveil the complexities of these economic models by presenting the potential benefits and pitfalls of each. Many of the interview subjects argue in favor of greater democracy in the workforce\, highlighting a need to establish a system that emphasizes the importance of workers’ welfare. \nPolitical scientist Bo Rothstein argues that capitalism essentially sees workers selling themselves into slavery. Companies built around a workers’ cooperative\, however\, center more on the well-being of those providing labor over the maximization of profit. By making managers responsible to the workers\, instead of the other way around\, the quality of work improves. The driving philosophy in putting more power in the hands of the workers is that they will take more pride in what they’re doing when they are\, in essence\, working for themselves. \nJanerik Larsson\, former VP of the Confederation of the Swedish Enterprise\, is the primary voice of dissent throughout the film\, cautioning that proponents of a democratic economy are trying to make an ideology out of a reality that is too fluid and ever changing in nature. He claims that he has not seen effective\, practical economic democracy\, and weighs in favor of a market economy within a democratic society instead of an actual democratic economy. \nCan We Do It Ourselves calls into question the fact that democracy prevails in so many models of world politics\, yet not in economic spheres. By examining the key differences between market\, capitalist and democratic economies\, the filmmakers are able to present the many perceived benefits of empowering the working class and re-calibrating the scales of corporate influence.
URL:https://dev.prsc.org.uk/event/can-we-do-it-ourselves-bristol-premiere/
LOCATION:17-35 Jamaica Street\, Stokes Croft\, Bristol\, BS2 8JP\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Film Premiere,Politics,Talk
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SUMMARY:Tell Them We Are Rising - UK Premiere
DESCRIPTION:PRSC and Journey to Justice present Tell Them We Are Rising – The story of black colleges and universities in the US. \nThe evening opens with a screening of Grade and an introductory talk by 8th Sense Media followed by a talk from civil rights expert Madge Dresser; and a personal account of accessing education in Bristol as a woman of colour from Vanessa Wilson\, student union officer at the University of Bristol. \nGet your tickets here: http://hdfst.uk/E46304 \nA haven for Black intellectuals\, artists and revolutionaries—and path of promise toward the American dream—Black colleges and universities have educated the architects of freedom movements and cultivated leaders in every field. They have been unapologetically Black for more than 150 years. For the first time ever\, their story is told. \nDirected by award-winning documentary filmmaker Stanley Nelson\, Tell Them We Are Rising: The Story of Black Colleges and Universities examines the impact Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) have had on American history\, culture\, and national identity. Beginning with the earliest attempts at education to today’s campuses\, the 90-minute film will air nationally on the acclaimed PBS series\, Independent Lens on Monday\, February 19\, 2018. \nThe project is funded with support from the National Endowment for the Humanities\, the Corporation for Public Broadcasting and the Lumina Foundation. \nTell Them We Are Rising: The Story of Black Colleges and Universities is the second in a three-part series called America Revisited that includes The Black Panthers: Vanguard of the Revolution\, which was the most watched Independent Lens program ever\, and the forthcoming\, The Slave Trade: Creating A New World. \nSee the trailer here: \nhttps://youtu.be/1PNU6tlDi9g \nGRADE – is a short film drama\, telling the story of Janeece\, a 17 year old\, living with her church going mum and sister in St Paul’s\, Bristol trying to finish her education.
URL:https://dev.prsc.org.uk/event/tell-them-we-are-rising-uk-premiere/
LOCATION:17-35 Jamaica Street\, Stokes Croft\, Bristol\, BS2 8JP\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Film Premiere,Politics,Talk
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SUMMARY:LIKE IT BENT
DESCRIPTION:SAVE BEARPIT presents a special evening \nLIKE IT BENT\nFeat: The Documentary ‘DON’T BUY IT and REBEL HOP’: With DJ FAT PAUL – AND OTHER HEROES also: A BIT OF TALK ABOUT THE ERASURE OF LOCAL CULTURE \n–\nWed 27 June // 19:30 \nTickets: Free Entry \n\nSynopsis: “Don’t Buy It” is a hastily made Freedom vs Fear mash-up from artist activist Katy Bauer. Using everything she could lay her hands on from William Blake to William Burroughs\, it’s an attempt to raise awareness and stop Bristol City Council siding with commerce and erasing a ragged\, vibrant\, independent way of life as starkly displayed in The Bearpit. \n“Ironing out the edges in favour of so-called safety is the beginning of the end for liberty. Always has been. The Greedheads want ALL the space. Always have done. I don’t think the Council has ever considered where the interesting stuff in life comes from. They think you can manufacture it in some squared away office\, but you can’t. It’s a wild thing that grows out of shit. Just like Roses. And what’s this Public Space Protection Order (PSPO) rubbish about? Dispersing people if more than three are gathered in a public space. They’re not doing that in Clifton Village.” Bauer 2018
URL:https://dev.prsc.org.uk/event/like-it-bent/
LOCATION:Cube Microplex\, Dove Street South\, Bristol\, BS2 8JD\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Film,Film Premiere,Theatre
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SUMMARY:A Way of Life - Bristol Premiere.
DESCRIPTION:A cinematic journey through the world of global Hip Hop. \n“Hip hop is a basic attitude against oppression\, the attitude that my voice isn’t being heard\, and I’m going make my voice heard no matter what\, that goes across all races of people\, all cultures” – KRS-One (USA) \nPRSC and Industry#1 Films present the Bristol premiere screening of A Way of Life – a documentary celebrating global Hip Hop culture. With a DJ dropping beats\, b-boys and b-girls cutting shapes\, and paint spattered graff writers drawing on the walls\, this night will be a joyous Bristol flavoured celebration of all things Hip Hop. \nPlaces limited so book early. Tickets £8 via Headfirst. \nAbout the movie: \n‘A Way Of Life’ gives prominence to a culture that has gone beyond music\, providing an accessible platform of expression for millions of people across the globe. \nShot over a span of two years in 15 locations worldwide ‘A Way Of Life’ explores Hip-Hop culture from music to graffiti\, beat boxing and break-dancing. \nThe film charts Hip-Hop’s progression through it’s near 40 year existence from an underground subculture of New York “Bronx”\, \nHighlights include Brazilian artist Emicida being arrested for performing his social\, political song HipHop; the Ghanaian Hip Life scene; and Hip Hop being used to teach English and life skills in Cambodia. \nInterviews include up and coming as well as established artists such as KRS One (USA)\, Skinnyman (UK)\, Jeru The Damaja (USA)\, Marcelo D2 (Brazil)\, Lord Finesse (USA) & Big Narstie (UK) illustrating their talent\, background & the socio-cultural environments that influence their music. \n“A Way Of Life is a life-affirming look at the origins & universality of hip-hop culture. The editing style & interview settings match the boot-strap nature of hip-hop itself. It is an education for the new arrivals to the scene & a heart-warming re-acquaintance for the long-time aficionados. It captures the love.” Whizz – London \n“The most insightful and beautifully shot piece of film making on Hip Hop culture I have come across” Wordplay Magazine \n“Definitely needs to be seen” Mys Diggi aka Mystro \n“A new documentary seeks to shed light on the evolution of the culture\ninto a worldwide consciousnesses” XXL Magazine \n \n  \nFeatured Countries\nAustralia / Brazil / Cambodia / Cuba / Denmark / Egypt / France / Germany / Ghana / India / Japan / Malaysia / Netherlands / Norway / Poland / Spain / Switzerland / Syria / UK / USA \nFeatured Artists\nBig Narstie / Skinnyman / Masta Ace / Foreign Beggars / Jeru The Damaja / Stig of the Dump / Dead Prez (M1) / Krs One / Lord Finesse / Reverie / Gavlyn / Saigon / Marcelo D2 / Homeboy Sandman / Onyx / Doppelgangaz / Joe Flizzow / Sona One / Brainpower / Omar Offendum / Shay Rock (Maikal X) / Felix De Luca (Verb Ink) / King I Devine / Tommy Tee / Don Martin / Smith N Smart / VNM / Steffe La Cheffe / The Narcicyst / Bobbito Garcia / Emicida & many more… \nBiographies \nIndustry #1\nIndustry #1 is an independent production company that uses film\, music and art to entertain\, inspire and educate its audience. Began in 2006 as an online platform to launch and promote artists from around the globe. The website showcased global Hip-Hop talent\, featuring interviews & live reviews\, before expanding to curate their own films and events. In 2013 Industry Number1 put together a number of global Hip Hop festivals in London and Geneva\, Switzerland. The project took its present guise in 2012 as filming began for ‘A Way Of Life’ Global Hip Hop documentary. \nShibe Alawiye (Director\, Producer\, Editor)\nShibe Alawiye has been working in film production and broadcast for almost a decade\, beginning his career as runner at Crow TV. He then went on to created his own production company Camerashai providing filming and editing services for films\, documentaries and promos. Shibe was an editor for the BBC at Bestival and won Best Newcomer Award in 2006 at the Portobello Film Festival for his short film Our Fate\, which led him on to creating\, editing and producing the feature length documentary “Makers Our Story” released in both the US and UK. \nAndre Hopkin (Producer\, Writer\, Researcher\nAndre’s background is predominantly marketing\, promotion and analytics. His journey started with a BA in Computer Science achieved at the Polytechnical University College in Stavanger. He then developed web based marketing and e- commerce solutions for various companies focusing with sales and analytics. In the last couple of years Andre has been setting up the Industry #1 site whilst filming at various events and festivals that have contributed to ‘A Way Of Life’ Global Hip-Hop documentary.
URL:https://dev.prsc.org.uk/event/a-way-of-life-bristol-premiere/
LOCATION:17-35 Jamaica Street\, Stokes Croft\, Bristol\, BS2 8JP\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Film Premiere
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