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CCA 4
Friday 19th October

9.00pm–10.15pm

Kamp Katrina
David Redmon & Ashley Sabin
USA ï 2007 ï 74 mins

Kamp Katrina is a verite documentary filmed in post-Katrina New Orleans. The film follows Ms. Pearl, a 56 year old Upper 9th Ward resident and Native American. The story begins one month after Hurricane Katrina when Ms. Pearl rides her bicycle to a temporary community space in Washington Square Park. An organiser urges people to open their homes to individuals displaced by the hurricane. Ms. Pearl enthusiastically offers her backyard and ten people immediately move into Kamp Katrina, their self-made tent community.

With limited resources and no governmental support, Ms Pearl and her husband attempt to create a community for the residents of Kamp Katrina while they work to rebuild their businesses, their homes and their lives.






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JOHN AKOMFRAH INTRODUCES
Handsworth Songs
Saturday 20th October 5.00pm-7.00pm
CCA 5


A rare opportunity to see a one-off screening of the legendary 'Handsworth Songs' by Black Audio Film Collective, which Street Level will present as part of Document 5. John Akomfrah of the collective who will also lead a postscreening Q&A.

CCA:
The Centre for Contemporary Arts

350 Sauchiehall St, Glasgow
Tel: 0141 352 4900
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