Third Cambridge African Film Festival
May 4th – 13th 2004

link to 2003 African Film Festival

Screen East
The British Council East of England
Centre of African Studies, University of Cambridge
Cambridge Arts Picturehouse, Trinity College
Endorsed by Alliance Française, Cambridge

Tuesday May 4th
8.30pm
OPENING PARTY
CALABASH

Wednesday May 5th
6 - 7.30pm
AFRIQUE-SUR-SEINE
and
MOI UN NOIR

8pm
THE PURPLE SHALL GOVERN

Thursday May 6th
6 pm
LES OUBLIEES
and
DEPOSEZ LES LAMES

8pm
AIMS
and
STOLEN CHILDHOOD
8.30pm
THE BROKEN PROMISE
and
ADUGNA

Friday May 7th
5pm
FLAME

Saturday May 8th
10am - 4pm
Symposium
on African Cinema

5pm
THE SILENCE OF THE FOREST

Night:
Cafe Afrika/
Salon Darbuka Event


VENUES

Tuesday May 4th and May 11th
Calabash at the Devonshire Arms

Wednesday May 5th - Thursday May 6th
The Trinity College Winstanley Lecture Theatre

Saturday May 8th - Symposium on African Cinema
The Trinity College Winstanley Lecture Theatre

Friday May 7th - Thursday May 13th
The Cambridge Arts Picturehouse

 

The Cambridge Arts Picturehouse and Trinity College play host to the Third Cambridge African Film Festival.
This year we are delighted to bring to you the most cutting-edge African films ranging from Zimbabwe to Egypt to Central African Republic to Burkina Faso.
A Special Focus on South Africa Cinema will commemorate the decade since the end of apartheid, and a special programme of Early African cinema will appeal to historians, film aficionados, and anthropologists alike.
Mark Ashurst's multi-media performance piece THE PURPLE SHALL GOVERN will open the festival, and we hope will create an atmosphere in which all can debate the realities of Africa's past, present, and future.
A number of prominent African filmmakers, film theorists, and journalists will be present to introduce the films and will take part in the Symposium on African Cinema at the Trinity College Winstanley Lecture Theatre on Saturday 8th May, from 10am - 4pm.
The Symposium is free and open to the public, but you are encouraged to email Lindiwe Dovey at ld257@cam.ac.uk to reserve a place.

Sunday May 9th
1pm
MOI ET MON BLANC

5pm
ROOM TO RENT

9pm
KAROO KITAAR
BLUES
plus
Short Film
GUGULETU BALLET


  
Accommodation in and around Cambridge 

Details can be found at:
http://www.cambridge.gov.uk
/leisure/TICWEB/
accommodation.htm

Monday May 10th
7pm
PROTEUS

Tuesday May 11th
8.30pm
CALABASH

Wednesday May 12th
5pm
SOLDIERS OF THE ROCK

Thursday May 13th
7pm
STATE OF DENIAL

 




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