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Join us on Sunday, 6th October at 11am at St Eanswythe’s Primary School, Folkestone. Keeping it real - how documentaries make your life betterDocumentaries are clearly the best film genre [discuss], and co-programmer of the Folkestone Documentary Festival (and Oscar winner, although he doesn’t like to talk about that) Charlie Phillips will talk about what makes for a good documentary story. In a world where it’s easy to settle for true crime and celebrity docs because they’re easy to make and get money for, how do documentary-makers find more complicated stories and get them made and seen? Charlie will talk about what the life of a documentary producer looks like, and show some examples of very cool non-fiction films that you might not know about.
We’ll be belting out some sing-along classics with our band, hearing about what’s going on in Folkestone, and joining together as a community to celebrate being alive! What’s not to love! Everyone is welcome.
WHAT IS SUNDAY ASSEMBLY?
Sunday Assembly is a non-religious community, open to everyone, that does together to LIVE BETTER, WONDER MORE and HELP OFTEN.
HOW DO WE DO THAT?
By singing along with our band to absolute bangers, hearing guest speakers, and sharing coffee and cake with new friends
WHEN DO WE DO THIS?
11am on the 1st Sunday of the month. Doors open at 10:45.
DO I NEED A TICKET?
You don’t need a ticket, and we don’t charge an entrance fee, just a donation if you’re able. All you need to do is turn up.
AND WHERE DO I FIND OUT MORE?
Follow us on socials and join our mailing list - http://eepurl.com/iBbPsM.
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
St Eanswythe's C of E Primary School, 15 Church Street, Folkestone, CT20 1, United Kingdom,Folkestone, Kent
