Screening of 'Rupture' by Open Clasp

The School of Social Sciences, Education and Social Work are delighted to host this special event, offering staff, students and audiences at Queens University an opportunity to join an engaging conversation on driving social change.

The award-winning company behind Key Change (New York Times Critics’ Pick) and Sugar on BBC iPlayer bring you Rupture.

Created with women from HMP Low Newton, Rupture is a film is based on the true-life experiences that tells the story of what it’s like being a mother in prison.

The film will be followed a post-screening discussion with the creators of the film and experts working with women who have come into contact with the Criminal Justice System.

Tickets are FREE! (Booking essential.)