Headfirst Editor's Pick
"An exhilarating ride with Lord Kitchener and Calypso Rose, caught on film in this classic documentary. Charting the histories and shining future of the soca/calypso tradition from the Trinidad carnival to diasporas in New York and London. The infectious spirit of the steel pan is timeless!"
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A event on Friday 26th January. The event starts at 19:00.
One Hand Don't Clap (U)
Friday 26 January, 7pm
Easton Community Centre
£5, concessions available
Ribald, political and intellectual, Trinidadian calypso is central to Caribbean culture. Director Kavery Kaul's documentary is a vibrant journey through the music's importance as told by its pioneers such as Lord Kitchener and Calypso Rose.
Presented as part of Cinema Rediscovered on Tour, a Watershed project. With support from BFI awarding funds from The National Lottery and MUBI.
Entry requirements: no age restrictions
Friday 26 January, 7pm
Easton Community Centre
£5, concessions available
Ribald, political and intellectual, Trinidadian calypso is central to Caribbean culture. Director Kavery Kaul's documentary is a vibrant journey through the music's importance as told by its pioneers such as Lord Kitchener and Calypso Rose.
Presented as part of Cinema Rediscovered on Tour, a Watershed project. With support from BFI awarding funds from The National Lottery and MUBI.
Entry requirements: no age restrictions