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The East End Film Festival has deep ties to Hanbury Street, residing as it does in the belly of Europe’s most diverse and culturally historic quarter – London’s East End. This is celebrated with a programme of filmic events exploring the rich cultural history of this unique community. Look forward and back at East End Jewish culture through cinema and sound with Queen Mary University and Christophe Dupin, followed by the legendary Klezmer Klub and Vivi Lachs. Then travel to the Kobi Nazrul Centre for a portrayal of Bangladeshi and Indian life styles, headed up by a rare screening and talk from world famous Bangladeshi filmmaker Mostofa Sarwar Farooki, followed by snapshots of conflicting approaches to marriage and globalisation in India, before turning to the area’s future once again with a selection of films for children.

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Travel to Movie MayDay’s beating heart at the Vibe Bar to pick up your maps and head into the throng, but not before you have met some filmmakers and film lovers, swapped some DVDs, bought some incredible books from Wallflower Press and picked up maps for a Gorilla Film Magazine Treasure Hunt. It all emanates from here, and after picking up the vibe, head upstairs to Vibe Live for a special programme from Kino, and explore the boundary between poetry and film with Not Your Average Type’s Jan Noble at Vision & Verse, taking in Jean Cocteau and Pablo Neruda.

Bath in the sensory sights and sounds of our giant outdoor cinema system at the Vibe courtyard with music-based films from Domino records and others, whilst quenching your thirst with Estrella beer and Bulldog gin reclined in our Cinema Sirens pop-up hair styling salon courtesy of Hair & Jerome. Opposite, the Brickhouse lets you explore a Music Video Evolution, some choice Capital Tales and screenings by Little White Lies and Aesthetica in preparation for the magnificent curio of EastEnd Cabaret. You may not leave all day. Come blinking into the light at 93 Feet East for underground politics and music, taking you from an infamous 1978 Carnival in Victoria Park in Who Shot the Sheriff? to the badlands of Iraq, and from Montserrat to night-time Hackney. Fan out for guest programmes from our favourite film folks, including Shooting People, London Short Film Festival, RUSHES Soho Short Film Festival and Doc Heads. Expand your horizons with cinema from the East End to Latin America, Japan, Kurdistan, Turkey, Spain, Czech Republic, Germany and Scandinavia. Laugh hard with Whirlygiggles, then journey into the colourful multi-layered world of musical luminaries Cornershop and creative animators 12foot6, before taking a walk with the London Perambulator being brought back to earth by a host of Oscar-winning human rights documentaries. The beating heart of Movie MayDay, Brick Lane will pump you round the world and back again.

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The world has come to Redchurch Street, in all its colour and artistry. We offer you the chance to witness a football match between Shoreditch agency Mother and the townships of East London, South Africa in Vuvuzela. Tune into the best in new cutting-edge video art, Experimental Baltic and invisible Cinema at the Maurice Einhardt Neu Gallery, MILKandLEAD, the Aubin Gallery and Studio 1.1. Come join Faber & Faber as they host a pub quiz to launch their new biography of Danny Boyle and open some horizons beyond your normal reality at Protein as Rich Pickings explore game structures in everyday life.

From Australia via Brighton, the Aubin Cinema hosts the World Premiere of a remarkable documentary about beloved Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds’ album Murder Ballads, whilst RichMix show World Premieres from youth film project VAULT and legendary film composer come-director Michael Nyman. Meanwhile Beach Blanket Babylon, The Shoreditch, Casual Films, Straight8, My Obsolete Future and Marc Isaacs bring you snapshots of vibrant young filmmaking cultures and the changing face of urban communities, both home and abroad.

The Old Blue Last hosts a special Secret Society themed cult cinema day from Electric Sheep and Cigarette Burns Cinema, with an introduction by leading authority Kim Newman, taking you leftfield to Latin America and the Far East. Take a journey back to the eighteenth century with the Water Poet and uncover the story of the area from the eighteenth century to the present day with heritage screenings and EEFF highlights of years gone by, including Mark Donne’s Rime of the Modern Mariner.

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Venture amongst the sounds and visions of the urban underground at the old Truman Breweries, with visual street-art from Buff Monster, cinema on the world’s multifarious urban art scenes and a disrespect for authority with musical challenges to copyright laws around the world. New York underground performers will leave you needing a break, so grab lunch while catching the best in new Italian cinema before heading back to the underbelly with the best of the Romanian New Wave Directors, catching a concert at Rough Trade East and getting lost in techno at Café 1001.

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Spitalfields explores the boundaries of physical, sonic and social space. Take part in a chorus of bells with the World Premiere of the unforgettable interactive musical experience ‘The Cycle Symphony’ - a truly unique audio-visual performance created by a local artist and a specially commissioned live orchestral and choral soundtrack by Amelia Robinson. Photography exhibitions from the legendary Roger Sargent on the Libertines and the very best of Phil Maxwell’s chronicling of a changing East London explore the area’s evolving cultural space, as do our selection of festival favourites from the EEFF’s ten year history at S & M, including Tantric Tourists and Erasing David. Experience a world where people have no place at the Lomography Gallery and Agnes B, and enter a mysterious lair at Andaz’s Masonic temple with a series of secret society themed films, followed by Electric Sheep magazine and guest speakers delving into the representation of suicide clubs and religious cults on film.

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bank Holiday monday may 2nd - 12.00pm - 8.00pm

MOVIE MAYDAY, a FREE day of short and feature film screenings, live music, cinema trails, virtual tours, filmmaking competitions, quizzes and talks. With everything from documentary to animation, music video to experimental visuals, join us over 8 hours and across 88 East End venues as we offer you the chance to watch the best that both local and international film have on offer.

MOVIE MAYDAY forms the closing day of the East End Film Festival, a festival offering a jam-packed, week-long celebration of cinema. 2011 sees them playing host to hundreds of different films and events including: the World Premiere screening of LIBERTINES

– There are no Innocent Bystanders, the UK Premiere of the new TAXI DRIVER, two days of SONIC FILM with GUILLEMOTS and SAINT ETIENNE and a once-in-a-lifetime chance to see the directors cut of Ken Russell’s THE DEVILS.

NB – MOVIE MAYDAY is a one-day FREE programme of screenings and events and only represents a fraction of a our full 7-day programme of International cinema. For further details of the East End Film Festival line-up go to: www.eastendfilmfestival.com

MOVIE MAYDAY is a FREE event. You don’t need tickets, so just head along to our information point at the Vibe Bar on Monday the 2nd of May.

Disclaimer: Please assume, unless otherwise stated in the programme, that all films are certified 18.

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Spitalfields old market 3 pm Enjoy the World Premiere of our unforgettable interactive musical experience Cycle Symphony. This is a truly unique audio-visual performance and there is a part in it just for you! Allow us to transport you on a sonic, cinematic and sensory journey around the East End through a pedal-powered film created by local artist Mila Lipowicz and a specially commissioned live orchestral and choral soundtrack by Amelia Robinson. Walk or ride, play your part in the chorus of bells!festival bus, Brushfield StShort and Sweet Shorts , 48 Brushfield St

Festival friends S&M cafe host three of our favourite features from previous years: Erasing David by David Bond, Men of the City, by Marc Isaacs and Tantric Tourists by Alexander Snelling. Sit back and enjoy an unforgettable S&M sausage and cinema experience

montezumas, Spitalfields MarketHeritage Trail crepeaffaire, Old Spitalfields MarketVideo and Musicdolly dare, Old Spitalfields Market Adventures in Experiments 2009 Lomography gallery, Old Spitalfields Market - Scratch by Jakob Rorvikagnès b. , 16 Lamb St - Heritage TrailWalkabout & Mister Lonelyteasmith, 6 Lamb StHeritage Trail

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andaz Hotel, Liverpool Street12-8 pm Free tickets picked up at Vibe Bar.

Move into the heart of the mystery as we unravel the Grade II listed Greek-style Masonic temple at Andaz Hotel, Liverpool Street. This is your chance to see three secret society themed films in one of London’s most atmospheric settings: the Hughes Brothers’ From Hell, Marc Singer’s Dark Days and Christophe Gans’ Brotherhood of the Wolf. Electric Sheep then present a discussion on secret societies in film featuring Electric Sheep editor Viginie Sélavy, Nollywood scholar Nicola Woodham and filmmaker and horror specialist Jennifer Eiss, taking in witches’ covens, suicide clubs and religious cults in cinema. market 12pm -6pmFormerly a mod with a passion for punk

rock, Roger Sargent worked for Rolling Stone, Mojo, Daily Telegraph and The Guardian. Regularly called “the UK’s most important music photographer”, this photographic exhibition accompanies his feature documentary recounting last year’s monumental Libertines reunion. Several of his classic images are exhibited alongside previously unseen photographs of the band. market 12pm -6pmPhil Maxwell has photographed the East End for the past 30 years, capturing culture, class, environment, housing, portraits and protest. Now we exhibit A Sense of Place, a selection of his classic and new work, which is simultaneously both East End and international. His classic black and white street photography is accompanied by stunning eclectic photomontages exploring issues around architecture, globalisation, migration, power and wealth.

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Join us for a barbeque and live jazz as the Heritage Trail kicks off at the Water Poet with the screening of A brief History of Community Celebration in addition to screenings of Sins of London, The Rime of the Modern Mariner, Sylvia Pankhurst and a retrospective of Phil Maxwell and Hazuan Hashims’ work . Launching at The Water Poet as part of the Royal Wedding celebrations, The Heritage Trail will be comprised of footage sourced from national and local East End archives focusing on the theme of street parties and community celebration. The trail consists of seven different venues - see below

protein, 18 Hewett Street 5.00pm– 8.30 pm, £7 Tickets: www.richpicks.org

rich pickings presents: Six Degrees of Freedom, an evening of film and discussion looking at game structures in everyday life and film narrative, as well as exploring game theory and virtual and psychological realities. A programme of short films, followed by discussions with filmmakers, game designers, a psychoanalyst and an economist will examine the myths and realities around ‘the gamification of life’. Come out to play!the old blue Last, 38 Great Eastern StThe Old Blue Last proudly present a selection

of international short films fresh off the cutting table. Then, as part of EEFF’s Secret Societies series with special guest and cult film expert Kim Newman, Electric Sheep present a double bill of Alejandro Jodorowsky’s spiritual quest The Holy Mountain, a masterpiece of visionary and absurdist cinema, and Dario Argento’s gorgeously oppressive Suspiria, set in a sinister ballet academy run by a coven of witches. Afterwards, infamous grindhouse night Cigarette Burns Cinema presents a very special surprise screening.....maiden, 188 Shoreditch High StA selection of Silent Shortsthe Shoreditch, 145 Shoreditch High St Straight 8 invites filmmakers to shoot their

short films on a single cartridge of super 8

cine film. There’s no retakes and no editing and the selected directors don’t get to view their final masterpieces until the screening. Also see My Obsolete Future dedicated to the personal, historical and hands-on visual works-of-art experimenting with animation, super 8mm and 16mm by Emmaalouise Smith and strong visual Polish short films.casual films, 202 New North HouseLondon Kurdish Film Festivalboundary, 11 Redchurch St 4 – 6 pm World Cinemamother, 10 Redchurch StMother hosts a day showcasing the best

short-films of past editions of the EEFF from London’s most exciting young directors. The day culminates with a showing of East London to East London, a film of the agency’s football teams playing the local townships of East London in South Africa during last year’s World Cup. Prepare to glimpse the future of London’s film scene!Hostem Vintage, 41-43 Redchurch StAdventures in Urban Experiments *2010the owl and the pussycat, 34 Redchurch St

Ten Rounds with De Niro is the Curzon Cinemas/Faber and Faber monthly film quiz held at the Curzon Soho. Join them for a one-off quiz specially comprised of themes relating to the East End Fim Festival.maurice einhardt neu gallery, 30a Redchurch St

Amsterdam Film eXperience & NABROAD & Experimental Baltic Cinema.Influenced by the avant-garde Russian montage, the experimental scene in the Baltic countries has developed its own distinction marks, using a wide range of groundbreaking formats and styles, which have achieved international recognition. Land in Focus showcases Estonian, Latvian and Lithuanian video-artists and filmmakers working particularly with video art and a focus on unique storytelling.beach blanket babylon Shoreditch, 19-23 Bethnal Green Road 6 pm

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In October 2010, the Olympic Host Boroughs, Tower Hamlets Council and Hi8tus-South brought together 20 young people aged 16 - 21yrs to embark upon the filmmaking project VAULT, exploring the theme of ASPIRE, and looking to the 2012 London Olympic games.3.00 pm - 4.00pmTraditionally more famed for his music, our programme starts to reach fever pitch at the Rich Mix with an incredible opportunity to see the latest short films by world famous film composer come-director Michael Nyman.the outside world, 44 Redchurch StThe Outside World makes a group show

Pictures from Life’s Other Side featuring short films from emerging British filmmakers portraying Brighton Trade and Labour Club and the troubled communities in South Africa. the aubin cinema, 64 – 66 Redchurch St 12 - 4 pmIn conjunction with Clingfilm and The Quietus the EEFF is proud to screen the World Premiere of Do you love me like I love you: Murder Ballads, a remarkable documentary about Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds’ landmark album ‘Murder Ballads’. Acclaimed British artists Iain Forsyth & Jane Pollard have a refreshingly bold, touching and witty approach to making documentaries. The film features former and current Bad Seeds members Blixa Bargeld, Mick Harvey, Warren Ellis, James Johnston and Jim Sclavunos, musician Annie Clark aka St. Vincent, photographers Bleddyn Butcher and Steve Gullick, authors Larry ‘Ratso’ Sloman, Ian Johnston and Matt Thorne and producer Victor van Vugt, among others. aubin gallery, 64-66 Redchurch Stpresents Authorized by James HowardmiLkandLead 1A Turville St presents Iris Schieferstein and other video art.Studio 1.1, 57a Redchurch StInvisible cinemathe redchurch bar, 107 Redchurch StMusic and Video123, 123 Bethnal Green RdLondon Film Academy Documentaries &

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Casa Blue, 228 Brick LaneGerman and Czech Shorts Verge Bar, 114 – 118 Bethnal Green RoadWhirlygiggles showcase a witty range of comedy

short and snappy films. Uncover the work of the latest new blood of video filmmakers & artists.Harem Restaurant, 224 Brick LaneInternational True 2010Fika Bar&Grille, 161 Brick LaneNew Scandinavian CinemaSuperpizza, 202 Brick LaneLondon Film Academy presents fiction shortsCoffee@Brick Lane, 157 Brick LaneFor their last two self-released albums,

Cornershop have collaborated with independent film-makers and animators from London and India to make imaginative & colourful multi-layered videos reflecting Tjinder Singh’s unique stance on ‘British’. Supercomputed is a series of hair portraits of Bengali men at Ali’s Barbers on Bethnal Green Road, the colourful Topknot’ takes its footage from a kite festival in India, and world premiere Once There Was a Wintertime was shot in North and East London launderettes. It’s amazing what you can see from the moon. As if that wasn’t enough, we also have London animation studio 12Foot6 presenting a series of shorts including Dog Judo...All Roy wants is to do some proper judo. But Rexley would rather drop stuff on his head and electrocute him. Also look out for a programme of short films from the London Spanish Film Festival.Loco Mojito Mexican 192 Brick Lane Land in Focus’ selection of Latinamerican filmsMonty’s, 149 Brick Lane 1pm – 2.30pm

The city’s most expansive and radically explosive short film festival, The London Short Film Festival exclusively showcases work by Britain’s most exciting up-and-coming filmmakers. Here’s a chance to see award-winning films from their 7th festival in 2011.2.30pm – 4.00pmRushes Soho Shorts present their festival favourites comprised of live action, animation and documentary shorts from ten years at the vanguard of short film exhibition in London.4.00pm – 8.00pm Doc Heads host a special edition of their Brick

Lane based, bi-monthly night for documentary filmmakers, showcasing a selection of their best films, including the multi-award winning Skateistan (the only documentary short to be selected for this year’s Sundance Festival) and Silverdocs Sterling Short Award winner Out of the Game which portrays four young lives in Tower Hamlets affected by the recent government cuts.

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Kurdish Film Festival and feature Busker by Jazbo Grossbrick Lane boutique, 137 Brick Lane60X60 shortschar Lounge, 147 Brick LaneAdventures in Experiments shortswinkworth, 216 Brick LaneFestival Trailer on exchange, 145 Brick LaneWorld Cinema Shorts 2010Lik + neon, 106 Sclater StSilent Adventures in Experiments cosmo, 141 Brick LaneAdventures in Experiments 2009 Vintage Shop, 194 Brick LaneAdventures in Experiments 2009 VZ gallery, 28 Cheshire StVZ Gallery presents visual artists and

filmmakers from across London, curated by Green Lens Studios.damascu bite, 119-121 Brick LaneWorld Cinema Shorts 2009 & documentary

Cities on Speed - Cairo Garbagetools, 32 Cheshire StWorld Cinema Shorts 2010 kinkao, 176 Brick LaneZipangufest - Japanese shortsroxit Vintage, 101 Brick LaneRoxit presents vintage short films Shop 172, 172 Brick LaneAdventures in Experiments 2010 eastside books, 166 Brick LaneNew UK Talents 2009: The Hard Stuff &

documentary about Psychogeography, The London Perambulatoroh baby London, 162 Brick LaneAnimations

brickhouse, 152c Brick LaneFollow the trail of Brainwash’s Music Video

Evolution, exploring the best in contemporary cutting edge video technologies. 12.00 – 12.15pmThe East End Film Festival & the London Borough of Tower Hamlets in association with Film London set up the Capital Tales competition, allowing filmmakers to submit a 90 second film about our wonderful borough. Watch the intriguing results.12.30pm -15.30pmLittle White Lies presents a free screening of Nicolas Roeg’s cerebral sci-fi classic The Man Who Fell To Earth, specially remastered to coincide with the film’s 25th anniversary.4.00 – 6.00pmThe Aesthetica programme showcases 12 selected finalists and the winner of the 2010 Aesthetica Short Film Competition. Chosen from over 30 countries, the films represent a true celebration of international short film and creative talent.6.00 – 7.00pmEastEnd Cabaret is salacious chanteuse Bernadette Byrne and half-man/half-woman instrumentalist Victor Victoria: on a mission to educate and entertain the masses through the medium of communist-flavoured cabaret with intimate stories, puppetry and darkly comedic original songs.93 feet east, 150 Brick Lane93 Feet East will light up the day with a full

day of politics and music themed screenings: Legacy in the Dust: The Four Aces Story and Tunde’s Film inhabit the bar whilst Not in Our Name, Fire Burn Babylon, and last years sell-out World Premiere Who Shot the Sheriff screen in the club room. Who Shot the Sheriff features the infamous 1978 Carnival in Victoria Park telling the story of one of the most exciting mass movements in British history. The screening will be followed by an entire evening of 93 Feet

East’s 90 FREE Monday’s Music born including Annalie, Myernark, Eran’s Burning Love Land, The Stoned Immaculate Group, Adam Perkins, ALF A-D, Katie Stephen and Amy Crowther.

Vibe courtyard, 91 - 95 brick LaneThe HQ of MOVIE MAYDAY, Vibe will serve as the beating heart of the day, a place to meet, compare notes, collect tickets, enjoy an Estrella beer or Bulldog gin in the sun, taking in sonic sounds from Domino records, a World Premiere screening from Cornershop and the best of the musical rest from EEFF festivals past - all the while getting your tresses coiffeured to filmstar glamour courtesy of Hair and Jerome. Vibe barPick up the map at Vibe Bar.

Grab a megaphone and direct your very own film crew in the Gorilla Film Magazine Treasure Hunt. Encounter your favourite film characters at the Golden Banana points, and deliver famous film lines with the actors, making your own photos and videos. The best results will be featured publicly and could even win the grand Gorilla prize.Vibe Live12.30 – 1.30 pm

Kino London presents a selection of the short film gems that have graced its open screen over recent months. From documentary to mockumentary, animation to drama, the capital’s most inclusive film night is home to the unique and the unpredictable. The selection will be followed by a screening of All the Years of Trying by Dom Shaw. 4.00pm – 8.00pm Poet Jan Noble of Not your Average Type presents Vision& Verse, a poetry inspired collection that highlights filmmakers, poets and composers who discard ‘representational straitjackets’ and liberate the word from the page. Chronicling the avant-garde of the 1920’s & 30’s, and the underground poetry explosion of the mid 1960s, and presenting a stunning new film on Nobel Prize winner Pablo Neruda, the afternoon concludes with a live musical performance from McKevitt & Noble, in which film and poetry composer Donna McKevitt showcases her new work.bengal Village, 75 Brick Lane Heritage Trailprithi, 124-126 Brick LaneNew UK Talent: Comedy Light & Dark 2010 preem restaurant & balti House, 118-122 Brick Lane East End Tales 2010taj Stores, 112 Brick LaneHeritage Trail

robi’s off Licence, 106 Brick LaneMusic and Video shortschillies restaurant, 76 Brick LaneUK True-Life 2010 bangla oven, 74 Brick LaneNew UK Talent: Family Affairs 2010Shalimar Halal restaurant, 70 Brick LaneNew UK Talent: Sons & Daughters 2010gram bangla, 68 Brick LaneBangladeshi programmethe rag factory, 37 Heneage St 12.00pm - 2.00pm

A rare opportunity to see last year’s award-winning documentary Presumed Guilty, an account of one man’s battle for truth in the face of endemic corruption in the Mexican justice system.2.00pm - 4.00pmAn exclusive screening of the 2010 Best Documentary Feature Oscar winner Burma VJ – Reporting from a Closed Country. Armed with small handy-cams, undercover video journalists in Burma continue to report the stories from their country despite the risk of life in jail. 4.00pm - 8.00pmShooting People present the best of their Film of the Month competition in which filmmakers are invited to upload their shorts and have their work reviewed by one of Shooting People’s patrons. Past judges include Werner Herzog and Nick Cave. This programme represents some of the highlights.amstel art, 59 Fashion StItalian experimental short filmsSheraz bangla Lounge, 13 Brick LaneEast End True Life Stories 2009 Spice brick Lane, 45 Brick LaneEast End True-Life 2010Sweet and Spicy, 40 Brick LaneHeritage TrailSangeeta, 22 Brick LaneMusic and Video by Sinx Network Sangeeta Sajna, 30 Osborn StSave Our Heritage by Winston Whitterbengal cuisine, 12 Brick LaneEast End Tales 2009 and And That’s Me by

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café 1001, Dray Walk Café 1001 will be hosting a Techno party with

Sebastian Bromberger, Tcher and SMYHD. g-Shock east, Dray WalkCanicVision - video installationrough trade east, Dray Walk, 6pm onwards [nb- ticketed event]

Rough Trade shop host a live in-store gig with favourites The Leisure Society showcasing their second album Into The Murky Water on Full Time Hobby. StolenSpace gallery, Dray WalkStolenSpace Gallery exhibits Buff Monster

and screen Inside Outside by Andreas Rosforth, which documents an international collection of artists working between the boundaries of legal and illegal art followed by Good Copy Bad Copy, which challenges copyrights worldwide. Also, don’t miss Shafiur Rahman’s documentaries on local street art.Junky Styling, Dray Walk N. Y. Howl, NYC Experimental Shortscorbett place, 14 Dray WalkRomania is the subject of this year’s special

EEFF focus after last year’s Best International First Feature Award was won by director Bobby Paunescu for Francesca. In a contemporary programme of short film, the Transylvania International Film Festival and the Romanian Culture Institute have joined forces to present the best in cutting-edge Romanian New Wave Directors. al volo, Dray WalkItalian Cinema

behave, 14 Hanbury St60X60 short filmskeep Zero gravity, 20 Hanbury StOn the Edge of the City present....duke of uke, 22 Hanbury Stmore work old and new from acclaimed British

musicians Cornershop. See no.37 for details of all screenings including their World Premiere.

kobi nazrul, 30 Hanbury StMostofa Sarwar Farooki presents a rare

screening of his short docu-feature Ok, Cut and discusses the reactions of both religious vanguards and the youth to his film Third Person Singular Number, premiering at 3pm at Rich Mix, and Simon Chambers screens Cowboys in India and Every Good Marriage Begins with Tears, which follows two sisters as they prepare for their nuptials, providing a unique insight into the world of arranged marriage. Rainbow Film Festival will screen documentary shorts.

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From cinema to sound, Jewish heritage runs deep in the East End. The department of Film Studies at Queen Mary University will screen the classic 1962 short The Vanishing Street introduced by Christophe Dupin, followed by Klezmer singer Vivi Lachs, talking about the heritage of Yiddish music using costume and character, and cinema researcher Gil Toffel with historian David Rosenberg, discussing the mix between politics and cinema between the two World Wars. Finally, the legendary Klezmer Klub band and Vivi will play their special mix of traditional Klezmer and contemporary music. Also The School of Languages, Linguistics and Film at Queen Mary University will showcase the fresh and exciting work produced within the department as part of the BA and MA Film Studies course.

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