For our Farming and the Race Relations Act night, we'll be screening Adewale's raw, honest childhood portrait of growing up in 1960s Britain. It's an emotionally complex exploration of British-Nigerian identity, and questions how far this nation has truly come.

We'll also be hosting a Q&A discussion from the stellar Afro-Caribbean Society, known for their campaigns for progressive change and exposing racial inequalities across King's College London - we couldn't think of anyone better to head our evening.

So, SOMEHOW, we've been forgetting to actually publish the link so you can get your tickets to these amazing events, so here it is: eventbrite.co.uk/cc/kcl-strand-… It'll also be in our bio from now on! 😭😭

Here's the schedule! 6:30 pm: Doors Open 7:00 pm: A pre-recorded intro from a special guest speaker! 7:10pm: Screening of Spit Fire, Dream Higher & We All Rise 8:00pm - Screening ends

Our Marketing Manager Camilla Johnsen is speaking at King's College London for the KCL Strand Film Festival next Fri 11th December. Watch a couple great short football documentaries and learn about the Girls United journey 🚀

Happy birthday to Mr. Riz Ahmed! One of the best British actors, so why not celebrate his birthday by coming along to our Sound of Metal screening next week in collaboration with Vertigo Releasing? It's completely FREE, and you could win a copy after! eventbrite.co.uk/e/sound-of-met…

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT: Due to changing COVID guidelines, unfortunately, the festival is being moved online - we're really sorry about this, and we wish we could continue to host. However, we are currently configuring online set-ups for each of the nights so do not fear!