Troubled Waters: Ripples of the Past
Sun 08 Dec
|Squash
An evening of screenings exploring the controversy surrounding Llyn Celyn reservoir plus the film the From The Sea To the Land Beyond .
Time & Location
08 Dec 2019, 17:30
Squash, 112-114 Windsor St, Liverpool L8 8EQ, UK
About the event
Tides are turning, waves are forming - what rises to the surface? This event dredges our relationship to the waters around us and the urgency of protecting them.
This event consists of 2 parts
- , we screen films about Water including the building of Llyn Celyn reservoir in A village Condemned to die 1968 (National Screen And Sound Archive of Wales) , a controversial move by Liverpool which destroyed a Welsh-speaking village . We will also show very special and rare footage about the protests that followed the reservoir construction. Plus poetry from Artist and filmmaker Judie Mazonowicz.Part one5.30 pm to 6.30 pm
30 mins break
we show Penny Woolcock’s FROM THE SEA TO THE LAND BEYOND (2012, running time: 1hr 14 mins) a lyrical portrait of Britain's coastline with a soundtrack by British Sea Power, with special recorded introductionPart two- 7.00 pm to 9.00 pm.
Tickets : £…