London Socialist Film Co-Op presents: CND anniversary shorts and discussion
posted by megan | 12.04.2008 15:22
Sunday April 13, 2008
Renoir Cinema, Brunswick Square
Doors open 10.30am for 11.00am screening
Celebrating 50 years of the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament. A selection of films from around the world, including the 'Oscar’ winning film made by Dr Helen Caldicott, If You Love This Planet, Terre Nash, Canada 1982, 26mins.
http://www.socialistfilm.blogspot.com/
Renoir Cinema, Brunswick Square
Doors open 10.30am for 11.00am screening
Celebrating 50 years of the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament. A selection of films from around the world, including the 'Oscar’ winning film made by Dr Helen Caldicott, If You Love This Planet, Terre Nash, Canada 1982, 26mins.
http://www.socialistfilm.blogspot.com/
MARCH TO ALDERMASTON
Made anonymously by a committee
(including Lindsay Anderson), GB 1959,
33 mins [Cert tbc]
Narrated by Richard Burton, this film was a vehicle for the message of the first Aldermaston March in April 1958, displayed on banners and plackards: ‘Ban the Bomb’, a message that was taken up around the world.
At the end of the march, 10,000 gathered in a field opposite the plant to hear Michael Foot, Cannon Collins and others speak of the evil being manufactured there. The committee’s film journalism and lyrical style reflect the differing backgrounds of the TV and film documentarists, while capturing the conviction and humanity of the marchers.
Discussion led by Kate Hudson, National Chair of CND
Address:-
RENOIR CINEMA,
Brunswick Centre,
London WC1N 1AW
BOX OFFICE 020 7837 8402
Renoir cinema, Brunswick centre
The Renoir cinema is situated within the Brunswick centre. The easiest way to gain access to the Renoir is via the Hunter Street entrance. The venue is wheelchair accessible and wheelchair accessible toilets. The centre has an underground NCP car park.
List of nearest buses, tube and rail stations are below map.
Buses: 7, 17, 45, 46, 59, 68, 91, 168, 188
Nearest tube station:
Russell Square (Piccadilly line).
Other tube stations within walking distance:
Holborn (Piccadilly & Central)
King's Cross/StPancras (Northern, Piccadilly, Metropolitian, Hammersmith & City, East London)
Euston Square (Metropolitan, Circle, Hammersmith & City).
Euston (Northern, Victoria)
Train stations within walking distance:
King's Cross
Euston
Travelling by car?
List of other nearby NCP car parks. Congestion charges are not in operation on weekends. More details on the congestion charge website.
Made anonymously by a committee
(including Lindsay Anderson), GB 1959,
33 mins [Cert tbc]
Narrated by Richard Burton, this film was a vehicle for the message of the first Aldermaston March in April 1958, displayed on banners and plackards: ‘Ban the Bomb’, a message that was taken up around the world.
At the end of the march, 10,000 gathered in a field opposite the plant to hear Michael Foot, Cannon Collins and others speak of the evil being manufactured there. The committee’s film journalism and lyrical style reflect the differing backgrounds of the TV and film documentarists, while capturing the conviction and humanity of the marchers.
Discussion led by Kate Hudson, National Chair of CND
Address:-
RENOIR CINEMA,
Brunswick Centre,
London WC1N 1AW
BOX OFFICE 020 7837 8402
Renoir cinema, Brunswick centre
The Renoir cinema is situated within the Brunswick centre. The easiest way to gain access to the Renoir is via the Hunter Street entrance. The venue is wheelchair accessible and wheelchair accessible toilets. The centre has an underground NCP car park.
List of nearest buses, tube and rail stations are below map.
Buses: 7, 17, 45, 46, 59, 68, 91, 168, 188
Nearest tube station:
Russell Square (Piccadilly line).
Other tube stations within walking distance:
Holborn (Piccadilly & Central)
King's Cross/StPancras (Northern, Piccadilly, Metropolitian, Hammersmith & City, East London)
Euston Square (Metropolitan, Circle, Hammersmith & City).
Euston (Northern, Victoria)
Train stations within walking distance:
King's Cross
Euston
Travelling by car?
List of other nearby NCP car parks. Congestion charges are not in operation on weekends. More details on the congestion charge website.
posted by megan