Cinema Akil’s Abu Dhabi winter programme is based around Personal Geographies.
Grab your popcorn and head down to Mina Zayed as Cinema Akil is lighting up the big screen once again at Warehouse421 for its Abu Dhabi winter programme cinema pop-up.
Now in its 12th season, the partnership will showcase a number of films from around the globe based on the theme Personal Geographies.
Beginning on 2 March, you can enjoy Elia Suleiman’s It Must Be Heaven, Baya Medhaffar’s Festina Lente, Lina Soualem’s Their Algeria before concluding on 23 March with Essa Grayeb’s The Return of Osiris while you sit on one of the uber-comfortable beanbags at Warehouse421.
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Running alongside Cinema Akil’s cinema pop-up will be the newly launched exhibitions at Warehouse421 of Language is Migrant and Out of Range which will both open on 27 February.
Language is Migrant explores how language relations form our selfhood and affinities that outweigh the boundedness of nationhood and citizenship with Out of Range showcasing the first solo exhibition of artist Ammar Al Attar.
In order to attend Cinema Akil’s cinema pop-up a negative PCR test result not exceeding 96 hours must be presented on the Al Hosn app in order to attend.
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