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Music & Resistance: THERE

All Equal?

19 October 2024 | 2:00pm - 4:30pm

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Abertay University (cyberQuarter)
1-3 Bell St
Dundee, DD1 1HG
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Free – £10.00

Film Synopsis: Neptune Frost

Director: Anisia Uzeyman, Saul Williams | Countries of production: Rwanda, United States | Year: 2021 | Length: 106 min
Language: English, French, Kinyarwanda, Kirundi, Swahili | Age: 12+ years

An Afrofuturist speculative fantasy musical about resistance and community, documenting a digital revolution spearheaded by a coltan miner and an intersex hacker whose destinies are bound together across space and time.

CONTENT NOTES: Discussion of police brutality

ACCESS NOTES: Dialogue mostly spoken in Kinyarwanda; primarily visual storytelling; mostly bright images; flashing and strobing throughout; electronic and drum-based music throughout.

Screening with short film: Kanga Munoko Yoka

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Beyond the Screen

What are the human, environmental and social impacts of supposedly eco-friendly technologies – particularly in relation to conflict minerals in the DRC? Join us in conversation – and action – with One World Centre Dundee to explore the duty we have as citizens of the world to think ethically about our technological consumption.

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