Beautiful Evening, Beautiful Day

3-7 February, Barbican Centre

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SCREENINGS

FILMS
Beautiful Evening, Beautiful Day (18*)
Beautiful Evening, Beautiful Day (18*)
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Kazakh Scary Tales + Introduction by Adilkhan Yerzhanov
Kazakh Scary Tales + Introduction by Adilkhan Yerzhanov
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Queer Shorts from Ukraine: What Will You Do When the War Continues? + Introduction by Bohdan Zhuk
Queer Shorts from Ukraine: What Will You Do When the War Continues? + Introduction by Bohdan Zhuk
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Fragments of Ice + ScreenTalk with director Maria Stoianova
Fragments of Ice + ScreenTalk with director Maria Stoianova
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In Spring + introduction by Ivan Kozlenko
In Spring + introduction by Ivan Kozlenko
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Eighty Plus + Recorded Introduction
Eighty Plus + Recorded Introduction
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Toxic + ScreenTalk
Toxic + ScreenTalk
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Under the Grey Sky +  ScreenTalk with director Mara Tamkovich (15*)
Under the Grey Sky +  ScreenTalk with director Mara Tamkovich (15*)
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The Editorial Office (15) + ScreenTalk: director Roman Bondarchuk & producer/co-writer Dar'ya Averchenko
The Editorial Office (15) + ScreenTalk: director Roman Bondarchuk & producer/co-writer Dar'ya Averchenko
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“Sound can bombard you, music is manipulative” – Alexander Markov on Red Africa
“Sound can bombard you, music is manipulative” – Alexander Markov on Red Africa
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The Ennui of Late Socialism in Binka Zhelyazkova’s The Swimming Pool
The Ennui of Late Socialism in Binka Zhelyazkova’s The Swimming Pool
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Doubt and Love in Binka Zhelyazkova’s We Were Young
Doubt and Love in Binka Zhelyazkova’s We Were Young
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The Tied-Up Balloon: Subverting Socialist Realism at the Cost of Censorship.
The Tied-Up Balloon: Subverting Socialist Realism at the Cost of Censorship.
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Discover the cinema of Binka Zhelyazkova
Discover the cinema of Binka Zhelyazkova
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Five New East Documentaries We Loved at CPH:DOX
Five New East Documentaries We Loved at CPH:DOX
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Performance and Grassroots Activism in Aliaksei Paluyan’s Courage (2021)
Performance and Grassroots Activism in Aliaksei Paluyan’s Courage (2021)

In Courage, it is the entire country that abandons its self-proclaimed father figure: Alexander Lukashenka, a man who has retained his power since 1996 by mending the existing laws, allegedly falsifying election results, and ruthlessly persecuting his political opponents.

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“Voice is breath vocalised” in Reka Valerik’s Silent Voice
“Voice is breath vocalised” in Reka Valerik’s Silent Voice
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Constructing Gender Realities in The Man Who Surprised Everyone
Constructing Gender Realities in The Man Who Surprised Everyone
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