Talks

Dr Edson Burton and Adam H. Murray hold an open discussion about filmic depictions of slavery following a screening of 12 Years a Slave.

A talk about Michael Klinger, the most successful independent British producer of the 1960s and 70s.

This post-screening discussion focused on how 12 Years a Slave compares to the historical context of the slave trade.

Mark Horton, Professor in Archaeology and regular on Coast and Time Team, introduced 12 Years a Slave and its historical context.

This open discussion was led by Roger Griffith, Chair of Ujima Radio, following a screening of Steve McQueen's powerful film.

Co-Director Keith Walsh takes audience questions in this post-screening Q&A recorded as part of Bristol Palestine Film Festival.

Ahmad Damen, Director of The Red Stone, speaks about filming this emotive documentary.

In this post-screening Q&A, Director Murat Gökmen discusses Sayadeen as part of Bristol Palestine Film Festival.

An illustrated discussion on the rich influence of magic and magicians on early cinema pioneers.

Judy Kibinge, Director of Something Necessary, speaks to Karen Alexander about telling East African stories through film.

Director Alain Gomis speaks about Tey, a poetic journey through the last day of a man's life.

A panel discussion exploring Afrika Eye Festival's 2013 theme of 'belonging'.

Meet Simon Bright, the director of this undercover documentary that captures the spirit of the Swazi people’s struggle against absolute monarchism.

In this post-screening talk writer and curator Karen Alexander speaks about cultural theorist Stuart Hall.

Mark Cosgrove meets director Sebastián Lelio to discuss this modern take on love in middle age.

Director Roger Michell and producer Kevin Loader discuss making this bittersweet, sharp comedy.

3 Continents, 4 Barbers, 1 Cut - The Fade, more than just a haircut. Find out why with director Andy Mundy-Castle.

Bristol DJ Steve Rice introduces acclaimed Reggae Producer Bunny "Striker" Lee.