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Film Screening: Grit

Sep20

When: September 20, 2019

When Dian was six, an earthquake, set off by natural gas drilling, sent a tsunami of mud hurtling towards her village. Ten years later, people in her community still seek reparation from the powerful mining company responsible for the damage. This furious and beautiful documentary offers a portrait of a teenager finding her political voice, inspired by the creative activism of a community determined to hold a powerful corporation to account for their environmental crimes.

“Exquisitely shot” – POV Magazine

Plus short: Máxima (16 minutes long)

You can catch Grit, plus an exclusive panel with speakers from Global Justice Now, Young Friends of the Earth Scotland, and the University of Edinburgh, at the Edinburgh Filmhouse at 5:30pm on Friday 20 September, or at the CCA, Glasgow at 7:30pm on Saturday 21 September.