Body & Identity (18) + Q&A | (SFF For Free)
Screening at Sams Wellbeing Hub + Cafe
Explore the complex interplay between the physical self and personal identity in Body & Identity, a thought-provoking strand at Sunrise Film Festival. This curated collection of short films delves into themes of self-expression, transformation and the diverse narratives of bodies and identities. From intimate portraits of personal journeys to broader cultural reflections, these films challenge perceptions and celebrate the many ways we experience and define who we are.
About the Films: Through visually striking and deeply personal narratives, Body & Identity delves into the ways we define ourselves, physically, emotionally and socially. From stories of self-discovery to reflections on the pressures of societal norms, this collection offers an unfiltered look at what it means to inhabit and embrace one's identity.
Films Screening in This Strand: Essentially Painless, Time Share, World Naked Bike Tour, I Hope He Doesn't Kill Me, Filter, SMOKESCREEN, Dead Body, Please Carry On, Let It Flow.
This Screening Also Now Includes a Filmmaker Q&A, which was not previously advertised: Meet the creative minds behind the films in a post-screening discussion about their inspirations, challenges, and experiences in the industry.
Why Attt
Diverse Perspectives – Experience unique stories from voices across the world.
Raw & Honest Storytelling – Films that challenge, celebrate and explore identity in all its forms.
Visually Captivating Cinema – A striking blend of narrative, documentary and experimental filmmaking.
Tickets:
Free & Un-ticketed: This screening is free and does not require a ticket, admission will be given on a first come first basis.
Body & Identity is a must-see for those who appreciate cinema that pushes boundaries, sparks conversation and celebrates the beauty of individuality. Join us at Sunrise Film Festival for an unforgettable screening that explores what it truly means to be yourself.
Disclaimer:
Please note that latecomers may be admitted up to 15 minutes after the screening has started but may be asked to take a seat at the back. Standing is not permitted in any of the screenings, and photography, audio, and film recording are also not permitted.
This screening strand is rated: 18. No one younger than 18 may see 18-rated content.
Additional Information: Please note parking is not available on-site. The nearest car parks are at Clapham Road South or Whapload Road. Lowestoft Train Station is a 5-10 minute walk away.
The age rating has been set as a guide using suggested certifications from our local authority. As such, it should only be used as a guide. The content may not be suitable for all audiences in this screening; viewer discretion is still advised.
