Looking forward to joining Jeremy Corbyn on the platform at the #BigMeeting 14 July. To celebrate I've just become a 'Marra', (friend of the Durham Miners' Gala) to help guarantee the future of this incredible trade union gathering. Become a Marra too: friendsofdurhamminersgala.org/join_us

This is excellent. All #sheffdocfest people should get to it. It’s free, in one room & right beside ticket box at Tudor Square! x.com/peterkennardx/…

INTO member Sarah Prendeville (Limerick) talks to the Irish Examiner today (June 11th) on the challenges facing primary school teachers, one year into the tenure of @campaignforleo as Taoiseach. #PayEquality #ClassSizes #SETPosts irishexaminer.com/ireland/leo-va…

“One real positive that I feel has come out of all this is a real sense of sisterhood throughout the industry” The Times Up: The Industry Response to Bullying & Harassment is happening now at The Town Hall #sheffdocfest

💥Dates + Venue Announcement 💥 We're changing things up slightly this year and are VERY excited to announce #DFFF18 takes place in Light House Cinema 21+22 November More TBA soon!!!!!

"This traumatic documentary about a Hungarian woman forced into domestic servitude is an outstanding example of how film-making can make a difference." ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ for Bernadett Tuza-Ritter's A Woman Captured from The Guardian. Catch it again today at tonight #sheffdocfest

"Truth is always the first step on the road to justice and peace. Telling this story, as painful as it is, opens roads to reconciliation" - World Premiere of Ballymurphy Precedent. Director Callum Macrae, with protagonist and victim John Teggart #sheffdocfest

Tenderness, charm and guile! Director of Beyonce's Lemonade takes you on a dizzying spiritual and political journey through the live of the vibrant females of Jamaica Khalik Allah's BLACK MOTHER shows Sheffield DocFest dmovies.org/2018/06/11/bla…

Wow! Big news for films in Ireland! x.com/femmofilmfest/…

I, Dolours directed by Maurice Sweeney was very powerful & exquisitely edited. This film ought be very big in Ireland. Incredible integration of archival footage, dramatization & of course Ed Moloney 2010 interviews with Dolours Price. There’s a real integrity, not to be missed.

After the referendum there's an incredible frustration with the same old institutional media and film narratives. There is a massive vacuum where we need to collectively explore story tell, narratives, representation in film.

Some of the brightest thinkers and doers are coming to Dublin for the RFN2018. Book tickets and if it costs too much let us know or if you want to help out let us know. There is space for everyone. radicalfilmnetwork.com/conferences/

Check out the photos below from our event last week with Troy Studios on an ‘Introduction to electrical work in film’. If you would like to find out more how local electricians can get involved contact [email protected] or phone 061 316810 or [email protected].

The first photo I've seen that shows people watching Kinemacolor - students at Ann Arbor seeing documentary film Steam in 1913 flickr.com/photos/3371894…

#RFN2018 starts with a Radical walking tour with Terry Fagan at 6.30pm at the Jim Larkin Statue. Welcome to everyone visiting Dublin. Conference final program with venues here radicalfilmnetwork.com/conferences/

We’re delighted to be co-hosting this exciting & timely conference in Dublin. #RFN2018 See you there! x.com/rfndublin/stat…

Did we tell you that we received an award from the WorkersFilmFest? Here is the award - swanky, eh? Our acceptance speech thanked the little people - the homosexualists armed with sewing machines and glitter were top of the list.

We were proud to give our first solidarity award to the LGSM. What a night!!