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Sheba Soul Ensemble presents FLY! Festival of BLACK* Women’s Film

  • Sat 6 June, 2020

    Sheba Soul Ensemble presents FLY! Festival of BLACK* Women’s Film

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FLY! Festival of BLACK* Women’s Film has a quest for equality at its heart – equality in families, in communities, between different generations, between countries.
So join Sheba Soul Ensemble in looking at how BLACK* women film-makers, so vehemently excluded from the ‘mainstream’, so obviously on the margins, examine this basic principle.
Join us in considering how equality could carry us all into a ‘brand new day’.
This Saturday 6th June, 5pm – 10.45pm the programme will focus on films from New Zealand and Australia. Sign up below before 4pm on Saturday for your free ticket and the full programme of screenings and discussions:

Destination 1 – New Zealand and Australia.
Register here now for your free ticket to join the event
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