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Film Screening: From Ground Zero
Co-Organised - CPCS and STEPS
From Ground Zero is a 2024 anthology film features the work of 22 distinct Palestinian directors, comprising a collection of 22 short films. This diverse...
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Knox Lecture 2025
'Shameless Liberalism: a vision' by Professor David Enoch
The Sir Malcolm Knox Memorial Lecture is given each academic year by a leading philosopher or political theorist. It is organised through the Centre for Ethics,...
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Informal work and unionism in Lebanon
MECACS Seminar Series Event - MS Teams
Despite Lebanon's constitutional commitments for "balanced economic development," the country's second-largest city, Tripoli, bears the...
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Mapping the Global Power Dynamics: China's International United Front Theory Reconsidered
Guest Speaker - Professor Chiung-Chiu Huang
There is much existing IR literature examining China's strategic logic and tactics from within the conventional Chinese political philosophy; few have...
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Sands 25: The Ballad of Wallis Island (12A)
Opening Night - Pay What You Can: £16, £14, £12
Introduction and Q&A by James Griffiths (Director/Producer) A brand new comedy drama in which a lottery winner pays his favourite folk duo to reunite and...
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Sands 25: No Other Land (15)
Pay What You Can: £12, £10, £8
Follow Palestinian activist-journalist Basel Adra and Israeli activist-journalist Yuval Abraham in this Oscar-winning documentary that illuminates the...
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The Pulse of Twilight
Interdisciplinary explorations of the Twilight Saga
The Pulse of Twilight: interdisciplinary explorations of the Twilight Saga aims to examine the various themes and concepts that made Stephenie Meyer's...
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Postcolonial Methods Workshop Keynote -- Dr Jasmine Gani (LSE)
Dr. Jasmine Gani of LSE is giving our keynote lecture as the highlight to a researcher's workshop inspired by the need for a formal space to discuss...
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Sands 25: Holy Cow (N/C 15)
Pay What You Can: £12, £10, £8
A Cannes standout, Holy Cow follows carefree Totone as his wild youth collides with responsibility. Determined to craft the finest Comté cheese, he must secure...
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Sands 25: Witches (N/C 15)
From Pay What You Can: £12, £10, £8
Introduced by Elizabeth Sankey (Writer/Director/Editor) followed by Q&A with Elizabeth Sankey and Jeremy Warmsley (Composer/Producer) Yasmin Thornton on...
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Sands 25: Two Strangers Trying Not To Kill Each Other (15)
Pay What You Can: £12, £10, £8
Introduction and Q&A with Manon Ouimet (Co-director/Producer) James Paumgarten on why you should see Two Strangers Trying Not To Kill Each Other at Sands...
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Sands 25: Tornado (15)
Pay What You Can: £16, £14, £12
Introduction and Q&A with John Maclean (Director) A thrilling new origin story with a stellar cast, this special screening of Tornado closes the fourth...
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Sands 25: Out of My Mind (N/C PG)
Pay What You Can: £8, £6, £4
The film is followed by a Q&A with Phoebe-Rae Taylor. Disney+ brings this coming-of-age drama to the Sands screen. Melody Brooks, a sixth grader with...
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Sands 25: Black Box Diaries (15)
From Pay What You Can: £12, £10, £8
Ameline Kinloch Anderson on why you should see Black Box Diaries at Sands 25: In her debut feature documentary, journalist Shiori Itō chronicles her inspiring...
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Sands 25: Yasmeen's Element (N/C PG)
Pay What You Can: £12, £10, £8
Introduced by Amman Abbasi (Writer/Director/Producer/Cinematographer), followed by Q&A with Amman Abbasi and Jeffrey E. Stern (Writer/Producer) Yucan Qin...
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Silent Night: Convoy to Ukraine
A documentary about Reusing IT
For over a decade, the University of St Andrews has partnered with Reusing IT, a West Lothian-based charity, to tackle digital poverty. This vital work involves...
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Holding Up a Light in the Dark: Research in Politically Polarised Times
TPVNextGen Event with guest speaker Dr Michael Loadenthal
Holding Up a Light in the Dark: Research in Politically Polarised Times Dr Michael Loadenthal In this session, we will explore the challenges and opportunities...
