Reel Iraq Festival in Glasgow

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Lauren Pyott

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Mar 11, 2013, 5:58:51 PM3/11/13
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and here's the one for your Glasgow contacts!

I've done the ones that are 'done' here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AtBZtfV-Lrw1dGFhcjlvVkJ0RlJsQ0RVeXpURXE2Smc#gid=0

cheers! x

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Reel Iraq Festival - a celebration of Iraqi film, music and literature is running in Scotland (and across UK) from 21-25th March. In Glasgow  there will be Iraqi film screenings, a music event, a poetry night and a workshop, at The Mitchell Library, The Glad Cafe, The Poetry Club at SWG3 and Mono Cafe.



"Reel Iraq 2013 marks 10 years since the US and UK led military invasion, against which the world mobilised in solidarity with the people of Iraq. Reel Iraq will explore the contribution of art, culture and creativity to Iraqi life in a time of conflict, with over 50 events taking place in London, Edinburgh, Bristol, Glasgow, Dumfries, Leeds, Derry/Londonderry, Newcastle and Stirling."

You can find out more via the links below:

Festival website -
http://www.reelfestivals.org/
Facebook group -
https://www.facebook.com/reelfestivals.org (look in the 'event' tab for full listings)

Tweet: @reelfestivals

 

Glasgow Schedule


23/03


9am-12pm:  Arabic Calligraphy Workshop with Jawdat Kadhim Kaiby (The Mitchell Library)


4.30pm – 6.30pm: Iraq through a Lens: Iraqi Short Films (The Glad Cafe)


8pm-11pm: Reel Music: Hasan Bressm & Lord Erragal – Glasgow (The Glad Cafe)


24/03


6pm – 9pm: Found in Translation: Poems for & from Iraq – Glasgow (The Poetry Club at SWG3)


25/03


8pm – 9.30pm: The Iraqi Christ: Hassan Blasim reads from his new short story collection (Mono Cafe)


Reel Iraq will also be holding events in Edinburgh, Dumfries & Galloway and Stirling.

 

Reel Iraq is a Firefly International project and is made possible with the generous support of: British Council; Arts Council England; Literature Across Frontiers; CreativeScotland; Arab British Centre; International Arab Charity; The Arab Fund; British Institute for the Study of Iraq; Cultures of Resistance; HumanFilm; Iraqi Student Project; Finnish Literature Exchange; Comma Press;The Filmhouse; The Institute for Music in Human and Social Development; Summerhall; The Scottish Poetry Library; The Forest; The Mitchell Library; The Glad Cafe; Mono Cafe; The Poetry Club at SWG3; Dumfries and Galloway Arts Festival; The Bakehouse; The Robert Burns Film Theatre and Raploch Community Campus.

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Reel Iraq Scotland Coordinator
http://www.reelfestivals.org/

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