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"A soft-focus Galentine’s gathering at Kit Form: photography collective G*rls Camera Club pair a laid-back community social with a screening of rare gem Girlfriends, Claudia Weill’s enduringly influential, tenderly human portrait of female friendship and youthful ambition in 70s NYC."
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A event held at KIT FORM on Sunday 15th February. The event starts at 15:15.
G*RLS Camera Club presents a Galentine’s afternoon with Girlfriends (1978), Claudia Weill’s debut feature and a quietly influential work of American independent cinema.
We’ll start off with a relaxed Galentine’s social, a space to acknowledge and celebrate ourselves beyond romantic relationships - whether it’s hobbies, art, people, or personal achievements. It’s an opportunity to connect, share a bit of what you love, and meet others in the G*RLS community.
Afterwards, we’ll settle in for the screening. Set in 1970s New York, Girlfriends follows two friends as their lives shift - creatively, professionally, and personally. Closely observed and unsentimental, the film remains a touchstone for filmmakers and anyone interested in image-making and the nuances of everyday intimacy.
G*RLS Camera Club is a Bristol-based collective of women and non-binary photographers, focused on photography as a tool for expression, learning, and community.
People of all genders and identities are welcome.
When: 15th February, 3:00 PM
Where: KIT FORM, 37 Jamaica St, Bristol BS2 8JP
Girls Camera Club
@girlscameraclubbristol
Entry requirements: 18+
We’ll start off with a relaxed Galentine’s social, a space to acknowledge and celebrate ourselves beyond romantic relationships - whether it’s hobbies, art, people, or personal achievements. It’s an opportunity to connect, share a bit of what you love, and meet others in the G*RLS community.
Afterwards, we’ll settle in for the screening. Set in 1970s New York, Girlfriends follows two friends as their lives shift - creatively, professionally, and personally. Closely observed and unsentimental, the film remains a touchstone for filmmakers and anyone interested in image-making and the nuances of everyday intimacy.
G*RLS Camera Club is a Bristol-based collective of women and non-binary photographers, focused on photography as a tool for expression, learning, and community.
People of all genders and identities are welcome.
When: 15th February, 3:00 PM
Where: KIT FORM, 37 Jamaica St, Bristol BS2 8JP
Girls Camera Club
@girlscameraclubbristol
Entry requirements: 18+
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