A screening and discussion series on international cinema and its relation to the world. In partnership with @theCinematheque, sponsored by @UBC_PH
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ALT A person with long braided hair in a bun is holding up a red patterned scarf to obscure their face in the film poster for Stop Filming Us But Listen, screening at Robson Square Vancouver on March 23, 2023, 6PM, free.
ALT A person with long braided hair in a bun is holding up a red patterned scarf to obscure their face in the film poster for Stop Filming Us But Listen, screening at Robson Square Vancouver on March 23, 2023, 6PM, free.
ALT A person with long braided hair in a bun is holding up a red patterned scarf to obscure their face in the film poster for Stop Filming Us But Listen
ALT Deragh Campbell as the character Isolde in the film poster for Antoine Bourges' film Fail to Appear, looking pensive in front of a window with dust motes and a leafy plant in the background
ALT A person with long braided hair in a bun is holding up a red patterned scarf to obscure their face in the film poster for Stop Filming Us But Listen
ALT Deragh Campbell as the character Isolde in the film poster for Antoine Bourges' film Fail to Appear, looking pensive in front of a window with dust motes and a leafy plant in the background
ALT Deragh Campbell as the character Isolde, sitting among a group at a lunch meeting table, looking pensive in front of a window with dust motes and a leafy plant in the background, a still from Antoine Bourges' film 'Fail to Appear'
ALT Deragh Campbell as the character Isolde in the film poster for Antoine Bourges' film Fail to Appear, looking pensive in front of a window with dust motes and a leafy plant in the background. It screens free at Robson Square on March 15, followed by a discussion with the filmmaker and professors Lea Caragata, Lyana Patrick, and Christine Evans.
ALT Deragh Campbell as the character Isolde in the film poster for Antoine Bourges' film Fail to Appear, looking pensive in front of a window with dust motes and a leafy plant in the background. It screens free at Robson Square on March 15, followed by a discussion with the filmmaker and professors Lea Caragata, Lyana Patrick, and Christine Evans.
ALT Thelonius Monk playing at a piano amid about 5 people clustered close behind him seemingly interacting among themselves or facing elsewhere, a still from Alain Gomis' documentary REWIND & PLAY, advertising this Cinema Thinks the World free screening of the award-winning found footage film on February 16, Robson Square, 6PM, and discussion with Dr Arturo Victorian, Olumoroti George, and Nya Lewis Williams