Offered as a counterpoint to growing individualism in the wake of neoliberalisation, this film by Sharlene Bamboat, takes an intimate look at the political and personal life of activist Tony Souza – exploring solidarity, collective struggle, and how these values have transformed in the last decades of neoliberal policies. Across its spellbinding hand-processed 16mm film, poetry, and sonic palette, the film, and its collaborative score, play with the concept of tension – between friendship and desire, between private and public, and between solidarity and alienation.

English spoken, no subtitles

(Sharlene Bamboat, 36 min, 2024)

This is the first film as part of a double screening, alongside Two Refusals (Would We Recognize Ourselves Unbroken? by Suneil Sanzgiri, which plays directly after this and runs until 16:15.

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