Dirt Screen
Sunday 19 June 2011, 12.00-21.10

'Dirt Screen' champions the underdog through screenings of the
finest dirty documentaries with insights into why and how the films
were made. Follow those who recycle refuse into art on Brazil's
largest landfill in 'Waste Land'. Uncover the scandal of ground
water contamination in North America's most polluted gas drilling
sites in 'Gasland'. Watch the Berwick Street Collective's seminal
1970s documentary on the rights of 'Nightcleaners', and sample a
specially programmed selection of animated and live action dirty
shorts from Encounters
International Film Festival.
This event is FREE.
12.00–14.35 Waste Land (98 mins) followed by
Q&A with the film's producer, Angus
Aynsley.
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15.20–18.00 Gasland (104 mins) followed by
Q&A with Fiona Harvey, environment correspondent at
the Guardian.
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18.45–21.10 Nightcleaners (90
mins) Followed by Q&A with Humphry
Trevelyan, Berwick Street Film
Collective.
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The specially commissioned dirty shorts
programme will be running on a 60-minute
loop from 12.00 to 18.00 in the Forum. Download
the programme notes (PDF, 49KB).