Friday - Spanish Revolution - 80 years




Friday 8 July


What is Anarchism?





Wander in to 17 Tory St at lunchtime:


12.30pm 


join a discussion about what anarchism is or come in at after work for the film 'Living Utopia'. 










6.30pm - film screening: Living Utopia






Be inspired by people who lived and worked and showed a different world possible not dominated by capitalism. Living Utopia is a documentary consisting of interviews and talks with 30 anarchist survivors of the Spanish revolution. It includes workers involved in the collectives and members of Free Women of Spain - a truly up-lifting and inspiring way to spend a cold Friday night.










The full programme for the Spanish Revolution Exhibition is:




Friday, 8 July





-Open all day



  • 12.30 - 1.30pm: lunchtime discussion ‘What is Anarchism?'

  • 6.30pm: film screening ‘Living Utopia’, followed by cerveza y patatas






Saturday, 9 July




-Open from 10am-




  • 1-2pm: Mujeres Libres - film screening ‘Toda la Vida’ followed by discussion


  • 7pm: movie screening ‘La Lengua de las Mariposas (Tongue of the Butterfly)’






Sunday, 10 July




Open all day from 10am



  • 4pm: Mark Derby will talk about New Zealanders who went to Spain. Mark’s the author of ‘Kiwi Compañeros: New Zealand and the Spanish Civil War’ and ‘Petals and Bullets. Dorothy Morris: New Zealand Nurse in the Spanish Civil War.’


  • Mark’s talk will be followed by a screening of Ken Loach’s ‘Land and Freedom’.









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