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Synopsis

where did we land is an ongoing experiment interrogating the effect of images of anti-black violence produced and reproduced in film and media. This iteration takes the form of a visual essay that explores the complex and, often adverse effects, of such images in film as a tool for fostering solidarity. The film features 900 abstracted still images that span the Diaspora, both spatially and temporally, accompanied by a spoken text that features words from Tina Campt, Saidiya Hartman, Rooney Elmi, Guy Debord and Susan Sontag.

where did we land screens as part of Inglan My Inglan: United Kingdom Shorts on Saturday, February 8 at 6:00pm.

DIRECTOR: Rabz Lansiquot
COUNTRY: United Kingdom
LANGUAGE: English
DURATION: 30 minutes
YEAR: 2019
Genre: Experimental
TYPE: Short Films

About the Director

Rabz Lansiquot is a filmmaker, writer, curator and DJ. She works alongside Imani Robinson as the artistic and curatorial collective Languid Hands. She was a leading member of sorryyoufeeluncomfortable (SYFU) collective from its inception in 2014 and with SYFU has produced public programmes in a number of institutional and independent contexts in the UK and Europe including curated screenings, collective readings, performances, workshops and discussions, and co-curated exhibitions. Rabz is currently Curator In Residence at LUX Moving Image, developing a public and educational programme concerning Black liberatory cinema.  Her first solo exhibition where did we land was on view at LUX in Summer 2019, presented alongside a programme of screenings and a study day. Besides Languid Hands Rabz was a programme advisor for London Film Festival’s Experimenta strand 2019 and a board member at City Projects. She is also training to deliver workshops on working with Super 8 cameras at not.nowhere.

VENUE:

Little Haiti Cultural Complex

212 NE 59th Terrace
Miami, FL 33137

DATE: Saturday, February 8, 2020
TIME: 6:00 pm