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SUMMARY:Mayday Short Film Night
DTSTAMP:20260427T154704Z
DTSTART:20260501T190000Z
DESCRIPTION:On Thursday 1st May to celebrate May Day\, as part of the Radic
	al Film Network’s\nWorkers Rights screenings at multiple locations\, will 
	be screening a number of\nshort films selected from a list compiled by the
	 RFN.\n\nWe’d encourage everyone to get along to see what is on offer. The
	 selected films\nrepresent a wide range of countries\, styles\, and approa
	ches to the theme of\nworkers’ rights.  This series of short films and one
	 trailer are as follows:\n\nManifestoon (1995)\, Jesse Drew\, USA: an expe
	rimental cartoon version of the\nCommunist Manifesto.\n\nLe casa che erava
	mo\, The houses we were (2018)\, Arianna Lodesetero\, Italy: An\narchival\
	, polyphonic and entangled demonstration into a charitable low-income\nhou
	sing institute.\n\nRepublic\, (2023)\, Rosie Reed Hillman\, UK: as the was
	hing machine whirs\, three\nwomen care for their young children repeating 
	actions they carry out each day.\nAn immersive and acutely observed insigh
	t into the ’private’ sphere and women’s\neveryday labour. \n\n#Precarity S
	tory\, 2020\, Lorena Cervera\, UK/Spain: tells the story of Isabel\, a\ncl
	eaner\, hourly-paid teacher and researcher at the same British university.
	\nFilmed during the 2018-2020 UK higher education strikes\, this documenta
	ry\nexposes the reality of the academic precariat.\n\nStuds Terkel Remembe
	rs: the Haymarket Affair (2000)\, John de Graaf\, Mirko\nPopadic\, and Ala
	n Harris Stein\, USA: Portions of this video were shot for\nRocking the Bo
	at\, a documentary on the labour movement. Honouring the 139th\nanniversar
	y of the Haymarket Affair\, an important moment in labour history\nand the
	 origin event to May Day.\n\n£10 entry - £5 concession.
URL:https://flypost.ie/event/mayday-short-film-night
LOCATION:The (A) Centre - 6 Wellington Court\, Belfast BT1 6HW
STATUS:CONFIRMED
CATEGORIES:Belfast,film,anarchist,film fest,the a centre
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>On Thursday 1st May to celebrate May Day, a
	s part of the <strong><em>Radical Film Network’s Workers Rights</em></stro
	ng> screenings at multiple locations, will be screening a number of short 
	films selected from a list compiled by the RFN.</p><p>We’d encourage every
	one to get along to see what is on offer. The selected films represent a w
	ide range of countries, styles, and approaches to the theme of workers’ ri
	ghts.&nbsp; This series of short films and one trailer are as follows:</p>
	<p><em>Manifestoon</em> (1995), Jesse Drew, USA: an experimental cartoon v
	ersion of the Communist Manifesto.</p><p><em>Le casa che eravamo, The hous
	es we were </em>(2018), Arianna Lodesetero, Italy: An archival, polyphonic
	 and entangled demonstration into a charitable low-income housing institut
	e.</p><p><em>Republic</em>, (2023), Rosie Reed Hillman, UK: as the washing
	 machine whirs, three women care for their young children repeating action
	s they carry out each day. An immersive and acutely observed insight into 
	the ’private’ sphere and women’s everyday labour.&nbsp;</p><p><em>#Precari
	ty Story</em>, 2020, Lorena Cervera, UK/Spain: tells the story of Isabel, 
	a cleaner, hourly-paid teacher and researcher at the same British universi
	ty. Filmed during the 2018-2020 UK higher education strikes, this document
	ary exposes the reality of the academic precariat.</p><p><em>Studs Terkel 
	Remembers: the Haymarket Affair </em>(2000), John de Graaf, Mirko Popadic,
	 and Alan Harris Stein, USA: Portions of this video were shot for <em>Rock
	ing the Boat, </em>a documentary on the labour movement. Honouring the 139
	th anniversary of the Haymarket Affair, an important moment in labour hist
	ory and&nbsp;the origin event to May Day.</p><p>£10 entry - £5 concession.
	</p>
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