Programme of experimental film, music and performance that explores how repetition can create processes of reparation and renewal.
Repeated Apparitions is a programme of screenings, performances and events that muse over repetitive cycles of oppression and their social invisibility and normalisation. Through a shared exploration of radical images, wild experimental sounds and evocative texts, the programme looks at how repetition can be used to create processes of reparation and renewal, disrupt the past and imagine new realities.
Repeated Apparitions is an offering that hopes to invite reflections on how to confront and destabilise cyclical systems of oppression and offer a space of collective imagining of an alternative future: one of rupture, visibility and new continuities.
This screening is captioned and the event is BSL interpreted by Sign For All.
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