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100 People: A Portrait of Co-Existence
10 May 2025
12:30pm
Quick summary
- Price
- Pay What You Feel (£3/£5/£7)
- Running time
- 2 hours
- Venue
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- Arts Centre Washington
Additional information
Event description
A poetic, funny and often moving reflection on our industrial past, precarious present, and the potential of an everyday collective-resistance.
Combining conversations between residents and workers, diverse in age, ethnicity, and economic background to present a collective spirit of everyday solidarity emerging in the residential neighbourhood of Shieldfield, a small neighbourhood on the edge of Newcastle.
100 People celebrates the resiliance and co-ordinated action between ordinary people, often overlooked within our media representations, to reveal a collective model of what could be and how we might get there.
The screening will be followed by a panel discussion with filmmaker Andrew Wilson and community representatives about the themes of the film.
12pm-12:30pm – Welcome reception and refreshments
12:30pm-2pm – Screening
2pm-2:45pm – Panel discussion
Special Events
This screening is part of our Special Events programme – special seasonal film screenings.
Arts Centre Washington’s Film Programme is supported by Film Hub North with National Lottery funding on behalf of the BFI Film Audience Network.
