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Screening 2: Sí Se Puede.Conceived as a user’s manual, Sí Se Puede portraits what a common week would look like inside the main anti-eviction movement in Spain: the PAH (Platform for People Affected by Mortgages). The film placed cameras at the heart of the Barcelona’s organization during one year to depict, not only the post-housing bubble drama, but mainly the deep process of transformation and empowerment of those who form this unique social movement praised throughout the world.
Screening followed by a Q&A with director Pau Faus.
→ Monday 30 nov. 6:30pm.
→ Rue du Poinçon 53, 1000 Brussels.
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Community Land Trust Brussels, Brussels Centre for Urban Studies and Brussels Academy invite you to a series of five film screenings exploring grassroots struggles for access to land and housing around the world. From Argentina to South Africa, via Brazil, Chile, the Caribbean, Spain and Canada, these films tell the stories of communities and grassroots movements organising to defend their rights, fight evictions and imagine alternative ways of living and shaping our cities.
23 November | A Place in the City | Screening followed by a discussion with director Gabriel Silvestre. https://fb.me/e/6mYAJbuoB
30 November | Sí Se Puede | Screening followed by a Q&A with director Pau Faus. https://fb.me/e/4ZLGUY0s9
7 December | Paradise Not for Sale & Building Utopia | Followed by a presentation of Our Land, Our Survival by Dr. Line Algoed. https://fb.me/e/55AYuKw5Y
14 December | Mother City | Screening followed by a discussion with director Pearlie Joubert.https://fb.me/e/8G3YgmhWl
21 December | Tenants Take Over | Screening followed by a discussion with Brussels-based housing cooperative Coop Haute 51. https://fb.me/e/6kZxdC6Uo
→ Every Monday at 6:30 pm.
→ Rue du Poinçon 53, 1000 Brussels.
All events are in English.
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