TITLE
All We Imagine As Light, (2024)
WHEN
Tuesday 16th December 2025
TIME
5.30-9pm
5.30pm – doors open
6pm – screening starts
8pm - discussion
WHERE
Flourish House
23-25 Ashley Street
Glasgow
G3 6DR
COST
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MORE INFO
All We Imagine As Light, (2024)
Running time 118 mins
Language - Malayalam
Rating - 15
Prabha is a hardworking nurse whose husband moved abroad shortly after their arranged marriage. Anu, her younger roommate and colleague at the nearby hospital, has a secret relationship with a Muslim man. The widowed Parvati, to whom Prabha lends a sympathetic ear, is being pressured by property developers to leave her home.
This trio's lives intertwine with soulful grace in Payal Kapadia's wondrous feature, one that portrays the unspoken layers of yearning and isolation of big city life. She is the first Indian filmmaker to win the Grand Prix at the Cannes Film Festival, while Sight and Sound crowned All We Imagine as Light the Best Film of 2024.
Watch the trailer here.
After the screening there will be time to discuss the film and surrounding issues. The screening aims to be a place of support and belonging for People of Colour and a place where white allies can take responsibility for their own learning. We hope to raise searching questions and explore issues in a supportive environment. It’s OK to make mistakes but please own your mistakes.
The screening will take place at Flourish House. The film will be captioned and some light refreshments will be available. As this is the final anti-racist film club screening of the year, we invite people to bring (vegan) food to share as a pot luck.
Flourish House is a short walk from a First Bus no.4 bus stop and St George’s Cross subway station. There are limited parking spaces directly outside the building along with parking payment meters.
Questions? Email sapna@woodlandscommunity.org.uk
