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SUMMARY:Launch: Digital City of Refuge
DESCRIPTION:A panel discussion on the digital representation of the city and its actors’ voices in the context of migration. \nJoin us for the launch of Digital City of Refuge: a collection of visual stories mapping the city of refuge as experienced and imagined by its actors in Athens\, Berlin and London. \nBooking via Eventbrite \nPanellists: \nMyria Georgiou (Professor\, Media@LSE)\nMarcia Chandra (Photographer\, Counterpoints Arts)\nDeena Dajani (Researcher\, IIED)\nRenée Ghammashi Abul-Ella (Founder and director at Al-Dar\, Berlin)\nAbdulrahman\, (Presenter of Beit-UK\, a video series supporting refugees\, London)\nMuhammad Ali Madanieh\, (Teacher\, husband\, father\, Syrian\, Athens)\nNatasa Vourna (Teacher\, activist\, Athens) \nThis visual storytelling project is associated with the project Resilient communities\, resilient cities? Digital makings of the city of refuge\, led by LSE in creative partnership with Counterpoints Arts and Proboscis. \nThe research project focuses on three urban neighbourhoods that received newcomers following the 2015-16 “migration crisis”: Athens (Downtown)\, Berlin (Neukölln) and London (Haringey). Through conversations\, focussed workshops and ethnographic storytelling walks\, the research explored the role of digital technologies and connectivities in mediating and managing the city of refuge by exploring three critical questions: \n— How are welcoming and inclusive cities constituted and communicated? \n— What are the obstacles to the city of refuge and how is it denied to those who need and desire it? \n— How is the city of refuge imagined and communicated as a sustainable\, and hopeful project? This event will launch the website\, digitalcityofrefuge.com\, which forms part of the wider research project Resilient communities\, resilient cities? Digital makings of the city of refuge. The project was funded through the LSE’s Institute of Global Affairs (IGA) as part of the Rockefeller Resilience Programme. \n‘Digital City of Refuge’ is produced by The Department of Media and Communications at the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) and Counterpoints Arts with photographer Marcia Chandra. \nRead more about the project’s research methodology\, results and publications.
URL:https://counterpoints.org.uk/event/launch-digital-city-of-refuge/
CATEGORIES:Film and Photography,Learning
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20200622
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SUMMARY:Moving Worlds for Refugee Week 2020
DESCRIPTION:Moving Worlds is a programme of films available to watch at home during Refugee Week\, a UK-wide festival celebrating the contributions\, creativity and resilience of refugees (15-21 June 2020). Moving Worlds is produced by Counterpoints Arts\, which coordinates Refugee Week nationally. \nIn light of physical distancing restrictions\, this year’s programme is working digitally in order to facilitate home screenings and online post-screening conversations. Now more than ever\, we realise the need to stay socially and personally connected and to share compelling storytelling journeys. \nResponding to this year’s Refugee Week theme ‘Imagine’\, the programme itself is re-imagined as a weekly film festival with a curated programme of features and shorts exploring personal experiences of forced displacement\, stories of visualising one’s future and past\, as well as narratives of resilience\, change and hope. In addition to the selected films generously offered by our network of filmmakers\, we have also identified award-nominated films that can be accessed online via external websites. \nWe have chosen films that support the performance of many diverse voices and are dominated by powerful personal stories\, such as the story of Paul and Millie Cao in Oscar-nominated Walk\, Run\, Cha-Cha\, who transport us from the dance floor to the journey of their love story across the years. Waad Al-Kateab and Edward Watts’ For Sama and Hassan Fazili’s Midnight Traveler bring into focus stories about and by individuals and their families\, as they imagine and carve new futures with a camera or smartphone in hand. Both films celebrate innovative storytelling techniques while re-visioning documentary practice and first-person testimony. This year’s programme also features two short animation films (Escape from England & Space Refugees) for younger audiences by Claire Desenclos\, asking us to imagine how we would respond to the reality of becoming a refugee and searching for a safe place to seek refuge. \nWe invite you to screen any of these films in the comfort and safety of your home. We hope that they can generate meaningful conversations in person or virtually – find out more in the Locations section. We have also designed downloadable post-screening guides to encourage lively conversations across all ages. \nOur thanks to the creative and passionate filmmakers and producers who generously agreed to make their films available for Refugee Week 2020\, Moving Worlds package. This year’s programme is dedicated to all individuals currently experiencing forced displacement who may be experiencing precarious and challenging living conditions\, especially during this uncertain time. \nMoving Worlds UK is curated and programmed by Nelli Stavropoulou for Counterpoints Arts \nFull details: https://movingworlds.info/
URL:https://counterpoints.org.uk/event/moving-worlds-for-refugee-week-2020/
CATEGORIES:Film and Photography
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20200622
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SUMMARY:Coronaquilt Silhouette
DESCRIPTION:An Art Refuge Initiative \nArt Refuge uses art and art therapy to support the mental health and well-being of people displaced due to conflict\, persecution and poverty\, both in the UK and internationally. \nFollowing the success of their Coronaquilt Initiative\, Art Refuge in collaboration with artist Aida Silvestri and Counterpoints Arts are creating ways of engaging with how people are feeling during the coronavirus crisis. \nTogether we will offer art and word as a thread to initiate a dialogue in connecting people across the globe and to identify their current state of mind. We hope to promote collective and individual shared experiences by targeting this current situation that is common for everyone. \nCoronavirus has put the world on hold and people across the globe are in isolation. Many charities that usually support vulnerable people have either had to reduce their service\, move online or temporarily shut down. \nHow are vulnerable people coping with this added stress? What are the added challenges during this crisis? What are the concerns? \nWe are inviting individuals across the UK and internationally to take part in the Coronaquilt Silhouettes Initiative. We are also reaching out to charities and organisations both in the UK and internationally who work with people who have been displaced by conflict\, persecution or poverty\, and with people who are isolated for whatever reason\, including the Covid-19 pandemic. \nWe would like you to describe your mental health state during coronavirus with a word or a brief sentence/poem that summarises your feelings\, challenges and concerns around the current situation. As well as text\, we would also like you to submit either a profile silhouette or a profile picture. These components will be used to create a Coronaquilt Silhouette piece by the artist. Ultimately\, the smaller pieces will be stitched together to create a larger piece and printed onto a fabric. \n​What is a coronaquilt? \nThe Corona pattern is a traditional pattern\, a bit like a crown\, made up of triangles and squares\, which are then sewn together to make a patchwork cloth. \nWhat is the Silhouette Portrait? \nSilhouette portraits were popular during the Victorian era\, before the invention of photography and during its early years. The traditional method of creating silhouette portraits was to cut them out from a dark lightweight card and mount them on a pale or white background. Today\, they can be drawn\, painted or taken from existing profile photographs. \nWhat to do? \n\nTake a side profile picture against a pale or white background with your mobile phone\nDescribe your current state of mind with one word or a short sentence/poem.\nPlease tell us what is your heritage\nAdd location: City\, Country\nAdd: Date\nEmail it to: projects@artrefuge.org.uk\nWe can also arrange for Aida Silvestri to take your side profile image via Zoom or Whatsapp call.​\n\nWhat is next? \nOnce your picture and text are received\, the artist Aida will create a Coronaquilt Silhouette with your image and text. Ultimately\, the smaller pieces will be stitched onto a larger piece and printed onto fabric to create a large tapestry. \nNote: \nWe value your privacy and we will not share your profile photograph to the public. Please be aware that your silhouette and text/poems will be shared on different platforms and hopefully shown in an exhibition space soon. All contributions will remain anonymous on the final artwork. \nFacebook and Twitter @artrefugeuk \n\n\n\n\nImage: Coronaquilt Silhouette\, © Courtesy of Aida Silvestri & Art Refuge 2020 \nCheck out the free online workshop led by Art Refuge and Aida Silvestri for Refugee Week
URL:https://counterpoints.org.uk/event/coronaquilt-silhouette/
CATEGORIES:Craft & Design,Film and Photography
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SUMMARY:Refugee Week at the BFI - Styx
DESCRIPTION:Lone yachtswoman Rieke (Wolff) is sailing to Ascension Island to explore the man-made paradise created by Charles Darwin. En-route she encounters a marooned vessel whose occupants need help. Defying all warnings\, she attempts to follow her conscience and a nightmare begins…This adrenaline-driven thriller boasts stunning cinematography and compelling performances; it’s a film which raises deep questions about the limits of our humanity. \nWith Q&A with Director Wolfgang Fischer (work permitting). \nIn partnership with the British Film Institute.
URL:https://counterpoints.org.uk/event/refugee-week-at-the-bfi-styx/
CATEGORIES:Film and Photography
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SUMMARY:Refugee Week at the BFI - Seniors’ Free Archive Matinee: Letter from an Unknown Woman
DESCRIPTION:A big-screen classic\, this romantic drama of obsession and betrayal is set in 1900’s Vienna. Considered true to its source – a story by one of the 20th century’s greatest writers\, Stefan Zweig – the film was directed by Max Ophuls\, a refugee from the Weimar Republic (he escaped first to France\, then settled in the US). The story was adapted by blacklisted Hollywood writer Howard Koch. \nFree for over-60s (booking by phone\, 020 7928 3232\, or in person only)\, otherwise normal matinee price. \nWith extended into from BFI programmer David Somerset. \nIn partnership with the British Film Institute. \n 
URL:https://counterpoints.org.uk/event/refugee-week-at-the-bfi-seniors-free-archive-matinee-letter-from-an-unknown-woman/
CATEGORIES:Film and Photography
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20190616T000000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20190616T000000
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SUMMARY:Refugee Week: Jillian Edelstein photography commission
DESCRIPTION:16-23 June\, V&A Museum  \n17-23 June\, Southbank Centre \nFree event \nAs part of  Refugee Week Festival 2019\, we commissioned the celebrated photographer\, Jillian Edelstein to respond to this year’s theme of the festival – ‘You\, me and those who came before’. \nThe result is a stunning series of portraits featuring first and second generation ‘refugees’\, many of whom public figures who we would not commonly associate with displacement. \nFeaturing Jillian’s images and design by our long-standing collaborators\, BCMH\, this project invites us to revisit our understanding of our history and reminds us that people escaping war and persecution have been welcomed by communities in the UK for hundreds of years\, and that their stories and contributions are all around us. From the Jewish refugees of the 1930s to people fleeing Somalia\, Rwanda\, Kosovo and Palestine in the 90’s to people arriving today from Syria and elsewhere; they are part of who we all are. \n‘You\, me and those who came before’ portrait project will be presented on screen at the V&A (Main Entrance – 16th to 23rd June) and Southbank Centre (projected on the side of the building – 17th to 23rd June). The portraits will also be distributed as printed materials to Refugee Week organisers across the country. \n  \n  \n 
URL:https://counterpoints.org.uk/event/you-me-and-those-who-came-before-portrait-series-by-jillian-edelstein/
CATEGORIES:Film and Photography
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SUMMARY:Refugee Week at the BFI - The Art of Exile: A Filmmaking Masterclass with Koutaiba Al-Janabi
DESCRIPTION:Join this award-winning Iraqi-born cinematographer\, director and photographer for career insights and discussion alongside a screening of his 2018 film\, Stories of Passers Through (67min). Shot over 30 years\, this genre-defying\, richly cinematic work explores memory\, loss and belonging. The afternoon will also consider Al-Janabi’s earlier films such as Leaving Baghdad\, an acclaimed drama following the experiences of Saddam Hussein’s personal photographer\, and will include clips from his recent feature film The Woodman. \nIn partnership with the British Film Institute.
URL:https://counterpoints.org.uk/event/refugee-week-at-the-bfi-the-art-of-exile-a-filmmaking-masterclass-with-koutaiba-al-janabi/
CATEGORIES:Film and Photography
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20180620T000000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20180620T000000
DTSTAMP:20240709T145458Z
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SUMMARY:Above the Drowning Sea
DESCRIPTION:Canada 2017Dirs René Balcer\, Nicola Zavaglia92minDigitalEnglish subtitles \nThe fascinating story of a Chinese diplomat who saved the lives of many refugees from Nazi-occupied Europe.\nIn Nazi Europe in 1939 when all doors were closed\, refugees found sanctuary in Shanghai thanks to the intervention of Chinese diplomat Ho Feng Shan. As the Chinese consul in Vienna he defied the Nazis and his own government and issued travel visas to the refugees. In light of today’s refugee crisis\, this is an inspiring\, poetic tale about two peoples who found common cause and dignity in a world in chaos.
URL:https://counterpoints.org.uk/event/above-the-drowning-sea/
CATEGORIES:Film and Photography
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20180619T203000
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SUMMARY:A Season in France
DESCRIPTION:France 2017Dir Mahamat-Saleh HarounWith Eriq Ebouaney\, Sandrine Bonnaire\, Aalayna Lys100minDigitalEnglish subtitles \nA teacher flees to France from his war-torn country in this deeply affecting drama.\n‘I know very well the reality of refugees looking for asylum\,’ says award-winning director Haroun (A Screaming Man)\, who emigrated to France from Chad in the 1980s. In his new feature\, a teacher (Ebouaney) flees tragedy in his war-torn country and escapes to France\, where he falls for a French woman (Bonnaire). A Season in France is a deeply affecting and humane drama about the bitter fate of those driven from their home but unwelcome elsewhere.
URL:https://counterpoints.org.uk/event/a-season-in-france/
CATEGORIES:Film and Photography
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SUMMARY:Through Our Eyes + Q&A with director Samir Mehanovic
DESCRIPTION:UK-Bosnia and Herzegovina-Germany-Lebanon-Republic of Macedonia 2018Dir Samir Mehanovic70minDigitalEnglish subtitles \nDoes humanity ever learn from past tragedy? BAFTA-winning director Samir Mehanovic investigates.\nBAFTA-winning director Samir Mehanovic asks whether humanity ever learns from past tragedy\, and makes a plea for the world to welcome and accept those fleeing conflict and terror. As a Muslim who fled to the UK from Bosnia in the 1990s\, he gives personal insight into the human catastrophe in Syria as he speaks to refugees in camps\, on trains\, and in their new-found places of exile.
URL:https://counterpoints.org.uk/event/through-our-eyes-qa-with-director-samir-mehanovic/
CATEGORIES:Film and Photography
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20170615
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20170624
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SUMMARY:Refugee Week 2017 Special Film Programme at the BFI Southbank
DESCRIPTION:To celebrate Refugee Week 2017\, Counterpoints Arts have partnered with BFI again this year\, to create  an exciting film programme of cinematic and virtual reality stories that invite audiences to witness and engage with experiences of displacement. \nThe programme includes four different screening experiences: \nThursday\, 15th June\, 14.00PM at NFT1 General Admission \n \nScreening of restored Oscar-winning period drama\, Julia\, which will be  introduced by the magnificent Vanessa Redgrave (work permitting). The film is based on Lilian Hellman’s account of a wealthy childhood friend who turns her back on privilege to follow her ideals and support victims of the Nazi regime in Germany prior to world War Two. \nWednesday 21st June\, 18.10PM at NFT3 \n \nScreening of Stranger in Paradise – a provocative and fresh appraoch to documentary filmmaking\, featuring an actor posing as a teacher who confronts newly arrived migrants/refugees with extreme political viewpoints from their host country. The screening will be followed by a discussion exploring the innovative storytelling techniques employed in the documentary and the tensions between media discourses\, lived experiences\, and politics. \nFriday\, 23rd June\, 15.00-18.00PM at the Blue Room and Atrium\, followed by discussion  \n \nThe Refugee Journeys programme is a non-bookable drop-in event (15.00- 18.00pm) including award-winning VR immersive documentary HOME: Aamir\, produced by National Theatre and Surround Vision\, which follows the story of a young man escaping the threat of murder in Sudan. The programme also includes VR short story We Wait exploring one Syrian family’s story as they wait to cross the Aegean seas\, produced as part of the BBC Connected Studios ‘Future of Content’ programme\, and Channel 4 News’ interactive video story Two Billion Miles\, using real news footage documenting the journey of displaced individuals. \nThe Refugee Journeys programme will be followed by a discussion (18.15pm) exploring the synergy between 360 technology\, virtual reality and documentary storytelling\, while also addressing ways of ‘seeing’ and understanding the ‘refugee crisis’. The discussion is free but please book in advance by calling the BFI box office on 020 79283232 due to limited capacity. \nFriday\, 23rd June\, 20.45PM at NFT2 \n \nScreening of The Good Postman – a documentary that follows the story of a postman living in a Bulgarian border town\, who decides to challenge the establishment by proposing a radical policy of welcoming ‘refugees’. Drawing on the events and real-life experience of the cast\, this blend of documentary and lavish cinematography delivers a poignant\, pertinent and deeply affecting story from the life of a community. \nFor information about the events and for booking options please visit the BFI website. \nRefugee Week (19-25 June 2017) is an annual nationwide celebration of the contribution of refugees to the UK.
URL:https://counterpoints.org.uk/event/refugee-week-2017-special-film-programme-at-the-bfi-southbank/
CATEGORIES:Film and Photography
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SUMMARY:Film Screening: John Akomfrah's The Stuart Hall Project (2013)
DESCRIPTION:John Akomfrah’s ground-breaking documentary The Stuart Hall Project (2013) combines archive footage and a soundtrack of the music of Miles Davis to portray the life of Stuart Hall\, the founding figure of cultural studies who has had a resounding and ongoing influence on British intellectual and cultural life. The film meditates on memory\, identity and the changing landscape of the late 20th century. \nThis event follows a symposium ‘Who do you think you are? Culture\, Identity and the Contemporary Art Museum’. \n\nImage credit: John Akomfrah\, The Stuart Hall Project (2013)
URL:https://counterpoints.org.uk/event/film-screening-john-akomfrahs-the-stuart-hall-project-2013/
CATEGORIES:Film and Photography
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