City Eye Hub Room Screenings
The City Eye Hub Room runs an occasional programme of short films, both from City Eye's extensive archive and from much further afield. This programme of shorts is often thematically linked to celebrate or focus on wider events and social issues, such as Earth Day or Southampton Pride. We launched the City Eye Hub Room Screenings to celebrate International Women's Day on March 8, 2022.
Black History Month
You Are Not Alone (2019)
directed by Jane Labous and Shona Hamilton
To commemorate Black History Month in October, City Eye will be screening a programme of short films in its hub room. Similar to our screenings for International Women’s Day and Southampton Pride, the programme will be on repeat in our hub room throughout October, available at no cost for anyone to drop in and stay for as long as they like.
The programme comprises past entries to SFW: Shorts and films made by local filmmakers, and runs for just under an hour. The programme will be screening all through October starting Tuesday 4, it is free to attend, and we can't wait to see you!
The programme comprises past entries to SFW: Shorts and films made by local filmmakers, and runs for just under an hour. The programme will be screening all through October starting Tuesday 4, it is free to attend, and we can't wait to see you!
Pre-Pride Queer Shorts
To celebrate Southampton Pride, which will take place on 27 August 2022, City Eye has partnered with God's House Tower to curate a programme of queer short films which we will screen across our two venues in the run up to Pride.
Still from Lee Campbell's LET RIP: A PERSONAL HISTORY OF SEEING AND NOT SEEING (2019)
Pre-Pride Weekender @ GHT
including Queer Screenings: Short Films by Queer Artists
God's House Tower, Town Quay Road, SO14 2NY
10am - 5pm Friday 19 - Sunday 21 August
Free Entry
Queer Shorts at City Eye
11am - 5pm Tuesday 23 - Friday 26 August
Free Entry
To celebrate Southampton Pride 2022, we offered a programme of 8 short films produced by LGBTQIA+ artists and filmmakers which explore ideas of queerness, idenity, community, class, nature, neurodiversity, leisure, loss and overcoming obstacles. The programme includes films submitted in response to a call-out for this programme, but also 3 films submitted in recent years to our own SFW: Shorts competition as part of Southampton Film Week .
including Queer Screenings: Short Films by Queer Artists
God's House Tower, Town Quay Road, SO14 2NY
10am - 5pm Friday 19 - Sunday 21 August
Free Entry
Queer Shorts at City Eye
11am - 5pm Tuesday 23 - Friday 26 August
Free Entry
To celebrate Southampton Pride 2022, we offered a programme of 8 short films produced by LGBTQIA+ artists and filmmakers which explore ideas of queerness, idenity, community, class, nature, neurodiversity, leisure, loss and overcoming obstacles. The programme includes films submitted in response to a call-out for this programme, but also 3 films submitted in recent years to our own SFW: Shorts competition as part of Southampton Film Week .
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International Women's Day
We're celebrating International Women's Day with some favourite
short films made by, for or about women across the globe -
including 30% (Women and Politics in Sierra Leone) from
Anna Cady and Em Cooper - winner of Best Film, SFW: Shorts competition 2012.
Our programme includes:
- 30% (Women & Politics in Sierra Leone) by Anna Cady & Em Cooper
- Driver Ismigϋl by Yagmur Telli Yϋcel
- A Grand Day Out by Sue Hazel & Steve Bega
- Losing Face by Rachel Stephens
- Gorilla Girl by Emily Hoy
- The Derive by Tanin Torabi
short films made by, for or about women across the globe -
including 30% (Women and Politics in Sierra Leone) from
Anna Cady and Em Cooper - winner of Best Film, SFW: Shorts competition 2012.
Our programme includes:
- 30% (Women & Politics in Sierra Leone) by Anna Cady & Em Cooper
- Driver Ismigϋl by Yagmur Telli Yϋcel
- A Grand Day Out by Sue Hazel & Steve Bega
- Losing Face by Rachel Stephens
- Gorilla Girl by Emily Hoy
- The Derive by Tanin Torabi
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