African Hopes, Beats and Dreams: Hope, Saturday 18 June, 2016 CCA
African Hopes, Beats and Dreams: Hope
Sat 18 June 2016
7pm, £5 + £1 booking fee, Cinema
Ages: 15+
Book online / 0141 352 4900
Boris Lojkine | 2014 | French/English/Arabic with English subtitles | Fiction Feature.
Part of the Refugee Festival Scotland and final film in the ‘African Hopes, Beats and Dreams’ series, Hope is a tender and desperate story of two African refugees discovering solidarity and love. A young man from Cameroon and a Nigerian woman find themselves in the harsh landscape of the Sahara desert along with hundreds of others making the desperate and dangerous journey across Northern Africa. Although their journeys are the same, the gangs, culture, racism and nationalistic structures that have been emplaced along this well-worn migratory path, means that the safety of both man and woman requires staying with one’s own people. However, these two try to find their way together and to love each other—telling what is both an incredibly beautiful and ugly story, Hope vigorously portrays the very much current and heartbreaking issue of African migrants in search of something better in Europe.
The screening will be followed by a discussion with representatives from the Scottish Refugee Council about refugees in Scotland.
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