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On Fri, 10 Mar 2006, The Women's Library wrote:
> Feminist Film Season at The Women’s Library
>
> This email is to inform you of the Feminist Film Season presented by The
> Women's Library. Each film showing is accompanied by discussion
> facilitated by a guest speaker. More information can be found below and
> at The Women's Library website (http://www.thewomenslibrary.ac.uk).
> Kind regards,
> Abdul-Latif Islam
>
> Thursday 30 March/6.30pm
> Daughters of the Dust, 1991 (112 mins)
> Gaylene Gould, Manager of the BFI’s Black World project will introduce
> and discuss Julie Dash’s film narrating the lives of the Gullah Peazant
> family, descendants of slaves who reside on islands near South Carolina
> and Georgia, and their family tensions as they are pulled between
> traditional and modern ways of living.
> Tickets: £6/£4 concs
>
> Thursday 6 April/6.30pm
> Orlando, 1992 (93 mins)
> Sally Potter’s stunning interpretation of Virginia Woolf’s novel, with
> Tilda Swinton in the title role of a young aristocrat who journeys from
> 1600 to the present, changing sex along the way. Shifting gender roles
> and questions of cultural and biological identity will be addressed in a
> discussion led by Maggie Humm, Professor at University of East London
> and author of Feminism and Film.
> Tickets: £6/£4 concs
>
> To book:
> You can book tickets in person at The Women's Library reception desk, or
> by credit or debit card during Library opening hours on 020 7320 2222.
> There is a £1 fee per credit card transaction.
>
> To book by post, send details of the tickets you would like including
> the name of the event, the date and any concession details, and a cheque
> payable to The Women's Library to:
> The Women's Library
> London Metropolitan University
> Old Castle Street
> London E1 7NT
>
> Notes for editors
> · Established in 1926, The Women's Library at London Metropolitan
> University is a cultural centre housing one of the greatest collections
> of women's history in the world. The collections include posters,
> banners, books, magazines, photographs and other materials and are a
> celebration of the women's lives they document. With library, archive
> and museum resources plus a café and public programmes in an
> award-winning new building in East London, entrance to and use of The
> Women’s Library is free. We welcome all visitors.
> · The Women's Library, London Metropolitan University, Old Castle Street,
> London E1 7NT, t: 0207 320 2222, e: [log in to unmask], w:
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