A event on Wednesday 11th December. The event starts at 19:30.
Event Description: Screening of Monopoly of Violence
Join us for a powerful evening exploring the growing tensions between citizens and the State in the face of social inequalities. Monopoly of Violence is a thought-provoking documentary that examines the legitimacy of State-enforced violence, bringing together voices from jurists, lawyers, intellectuals, and everyday citizens to challenge and debate the social order.
Why Attend?
Witness a compelling documentary that dives into the urgent and overlooked questions surrounding legitimate violence and the systems used to control it.
Mark the 6-year anniversary of the Yellow Vest protests, a movement that shed light on the harsh realities of inequality and State responses, where 30 protesters lost an eye and 6 lost a hand.
Engage in a dynamic post-film discussion to share and exchange ideas about the themes raised in the film, as well as its unique format.
Extra Perks:
Drinks will be available at the bar to keep you refreshed throughout the evening.
Love the French language? You’re in luck! Marie from LearnFrenchwithMissMarie.com will join us to spark an engaging and fun discussion where you can pick up new phrases and deepen your cultural understanding.
What to Bring:
As the winter months roll in, the venue can get a little chilly—bring a blanket or plaid to stay cozy during the screening!
Details
Tickets: £7 (Contribute more if you'd like to support future screenings.)
Entry requirements: This film contains some explicit scenes of violence and the aftermath of police weapons, which may be unsettling for some viewers. Suitable for ages 14+.
More Info & Trailer: https://mubi.com/en/gb/films/the-monopoly-of-violence
Don’t miss this rare opportunity to explore one of the most pressing social issues of our time—through the lens of a brilliant documentary.
Entry requirements: 14+
Join us for a powerful evening exploring the growing tensions between citizens and the State in the face of social inequalities. Monopoly of Violence is a thought-provoking documentary that examines the legitimacy of State-enforced violence, bringing together voices from jurists, lawyers, intellectuals, and everyday citizens to challenge and debate the social order.
Why Attend?
Witness a compelling documentary that dives into the urgent and overlooked questions surrounding legitimate violence and the systems used to control it.
Mark the 6-year anniversary of the Yellow Vest protests, a movement that shed light on the harsh realities of inequality and State responses, where 30 protesters lost an eye and 6 lost a hand.
Engage in a dynamic post-film discussion to share and exchange ideas about the themes raised in the film, as well as its unique format.
Extra Perks:
Drinks will be available at the bar to keep you refreshed throughout the evening.
Love the French language? You’re in luck! Marie from LearnFrenchwithMissMarie.com will join us to spark an engaging and fun discussion where you can pick up new phrases and deepen your cultural understanding.
What to Bring:
As the winter months roll in, the venue can get a little chilly—bring a blanket or plaid to stay cozy during the screening!
Details
Tickets: £7 (Contribute more if you'd like to support future screenings.)
Entry requirements: This film contains some explicit scenes of violence and the aftermath of police weapons, which may be unsettling for some viewers. Suitable for ages 14+.
More Info & Trailer: https://mubi.com/en/gb/films/the-monopoly-of-violence
Don’t miss this rare opportunity to explore one of the most pressing social issues of our time—through the lens of a brilliant documentary.
Entry requirements: 14+
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