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  • Moving Worlds 2021

    Moving Worlds is a programme of films available to watch [...]

  • Return of Danton – Collective Ma’louba – Video on Demand

    An on demand video - A collective of German-based Syrian actors is rehearsing a contemporary adaptation of Georg Büchner’s Danton’s Death. Part of Shubbak Festival 2021. Co-presented by Counterpoints Arts as part of this year's Refugee Week programme.

  • Mobilistan (film)

    First screening of a documentary film by Ana Stanic with [...]

  • Fadia’s Tree

    Screening + Q&A with director Sarah Beddington and special guest (TBA). This striking documentary follows a Palestinian refugee in Lebanon and her ambition to reconnect with her ancestral homeland.

  • V&A film screening: Imploded, burnt, turned to ash

    A film screening of a drawing and sound performance by artist Issam Kourbaj in collaboration with composer Richard Causton and soprano Jessica Summers, to mark the 10th anniversary of the Syrian uprising.

  • Le Havre

    Set in the port city of Le Havre, this charming comedy-drama tells the story of an ageing bohemian, his wife and the wider community as they confront everyday hardships of their own but also that of the refugee crisis that surrounds them.

  • Name Me Lawand

    Compassion lies at the heart of this compelling story of the power of language.

  • BAFTA Lecture: Hassan Akkad

    In collaboration with BAFTA, Hassan Akkad shares his own experiences of fleeing conflict in Syria in 2015, and subsequent work as a filmmaker in the UK. The Lecture follows a screening of 'Matar'.

  • V&A Friday Late: On The Verge

    Join us and London's emerging artists and designers after hours at V&A for an evening of workshops, screenings, installations, performances and live music.

  • Refugee Week Short Films Screening

    Watch exceptional short films from around the world, made by refugee and asylum-seeking film-makers, and curated by Sarah Agha, founder of the Arab Film Club.