The Voices Film Programme |Canada's Keepers

Screening of award-winning documentary  Canda's Keepers + Q&A with the director. Part of the Voices Film Programme Race and Identity series

Bermondsey Project Space

The Voices Film Programme | Race and Identity

The Voices Film Programme at Bermondsey Project Space presents some of the UK’s most talented emerging film-makers. Come along to the gallery this November for a series of screenings focussing on Race and Identity.

This November The Voices Film Programme presents a series of screenings focussing on Race and Identity.Come along to Bermondsey Project Space on Thursday the 15th of November for a screening of award- winning documantary Canada's Keepers followed by a Q&A with the creative team. Canada's Keepers - winner of The Royal Television Society Student Award - is a story told by Canada's first women, emanating the truth about the country's dark colonial past. Truthful and raw, nine First Nations women tell their stories of racism, sexual abuse, intergenerational trauma, resilience, community and more in this emotional film.Directed by Mia FrankProduced by Monica JamalEditing by Seila LalouiCamera by Minori IwahashiSound by Karyan Au-YeungMusic by Rory KnoxStarring: Kyra Harris, Zephiria Joseph, Robyn Lawson, Cynthia Taha, Chrystal Sparrow, Folisha Stevens, Rose Timbrell, Colleen White, Laurie Wilson.This screening of Canada's Keepers is brought to you by The Voices Film Programme in collaboration with London-based multi-media production house Art Forward. Art Forward is a London-based multi-media production house, founded by Nathalie Chace and Yamam Nabeel, with the aim of using our diverse artistic heritage to create projects that transcends our cultural, religious, and geographical differences.The Voices Film Programme is supported by Film Hub London, managed by Film London. Proud to be a partner of the BFI Film Audience Network, funded by the National Lottery. www.filmlondon.org.uk/filmhubGeneral Admission £5 ( + processing fee)We have a limited number of free tickets available for unwaged / low-income people aged 16 - 30 To use the paypal processing method please make sure you have enabled pop upsIf you are still having trouble with the payment processing please click Pay At Door (at check out) and your ticket will be reserved for payment and collection at the event

Monica and Mia (25) met whilst studying Film, Photography and Media at the University of Leeds. Both have created a cinematic style focusing on the decolonising of not just the outer world but of oneself.Monica is a writer, artist and filmmaker of a Sudanese and Iraqi background. Her goal is to continue to make radical content that challenges or disrupts antiquated oppressive systems through the infinite mediums of art. Currently concentrating on her writing, Monica hopes to publish works on the experience of grief, mental health, queerness, intersectionality, radical love and liberation.Coming from a South Asian / Jewish background, Mia describes her visual style as cinematic, intimate and feminine. Her narrative style focuses on diverse stories, with an aim to uplift minorities and create social justice.

about the production team:Seila is an experienced creative video editor, her interests in gaming shape her unique personal style when it comes to her work. Currently working at a creative agency that focuses on putting children’s voices first, she believes in standing up for those who do not have a platform, and working with others to spread acceptance within the industry.Karyan is a current MA student, with over 4 years of audio experience in podcast production, live radio and broadcast journalism. She is currently working as a Development and Production Assistant, interested in collaborating with diverse creatives to showcase POC and untold narratives to improve minority representation in the media.Minori was born in Japan and raised in Germany. She is a content creator specialising in fashion, photography, and social media. Her work reflects various aesthetics from the West as well as the East, influenced by her multicultural upbringing and eye for all things creative

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