festival programme

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Saturday 19th November
10:00am	Shooting People: Shoot Out screening and distribution seminar with Four Docs	£7/£5 concessions
12:00pm	Shooting People: Funding Seminar and panel discussion with The Channel 4 British Documentary Film Foundation	£7/£5 concessions
2:00pm	Shooting people: Brian Tagg editing masterclass	£7/£5 concessions
3:00pm	‘Dancing for Oliver’ world premier screening. Suzanne Gielgud Q&A	£4/£3 concessions
4:00pm	Molly Dineen Film excerpts and Q+A	£7/£5 concessions
6:00pm	‘Afghan Days’ directed by Mohammed Al-Otaiba. Q+A session to follow.	Free event
7:00pm	‘The Boys Who Plays on the Buddhas of Bamiyan’ screening, Phil Grabsky Q+A	£7/£5 concessions
Sunday 20th November
10:00am	Sussex University short films and Panel discussion with Rachel Wexler and Michele d’Acosta	Free event
10:30pm	‘Going for the Kill’ screening. Luke Holland Q+A	£7/£5 concessions
12:00pm	‘Playing A Part: The Story of Claude Cahun’ screening, Lizzie Thynne Q&A	£4/£3 concessions
12:30pm	‘Someday My Prince Will Come’ World Premiere. Marc Isaacs Q+A	£7/£5 concessions
2:15pm	‘Leo and Ze’ screening	£4/£3 concessions
2:30pm	Lee Miller Interactive DVD talk	Free event
3:15pm	‘La Sierra’ screening	£4/£3 concessions
4:00pm	‘As the Sun Begins to Set’ screening. Directed by Julie Moggan	£4/£3 concessions
5:00pm	Kim Longinotto: Film excerpts and Q+A	£7/£5 concessions
7:00pm	Biggie and Tupac screening, Michele d’Acosta Q+A	£7/£5 concessions

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