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SUMMARY:SCREENING: Not in my Neighbourhood
DESCRIPTION:Not in My Neighbourhood (Official Trailer) from Azania Rizing Productions on Vimeo. \nAs cities around the world catapult themselves into ‘World Class’\, Global City status\, we have to ask ourselves\, “at what cost”? Not in my Neighbourhood (NIMN)\, a film by Kurt Orderson of Azania Rizing Productions\, tells the intergenerational stories of the ways in which ordinary citizens respond to the policies\, processes and institutions driving contemporary forms of spatial violence. With the aim of building solidarity amongst active urban citizens\, the film provides insights into the tools and approaches used by urban activist to shape and navigate their cities\, from the bottom up. \nThe film explores the effects of various forms of spatial violence on the spirit and social-psyche of citizens. It follows their daily struggles\, trials and triumphant moments. Portraying our characters as active citizens\, fighting for their right to the city\, the film acts as a portrait of stories telling the history of spatial violence within the background of colonization\, architectural Apartheids and gentrification. The production of NIMN film took place over a 4-year period of exploring\, unpacking and unveiling the violence of modernist political culture and its translation into spatial planning. Making the film over four years allowed for a transectional analysis of the developments in a city over time. \nWHEN: Friday\, 31 August \nTIME: 14:00 to 16:00 \nVENUE: LS3B\, Leslie Social Sciences Building\, Upper Campus UCT \nENTRANCE: Free of charge and open to all
URL:https://nervous-rhodes.38-242-239-132.plesk.page/event/screening-not-neighbourhood/
LOCATION:LS3B\, Leslie Social Sciences Building\, Upper Campus UCT\, Cape Town\, South Africa
CATEGORIES:Film
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