Our recent recommendations for PRSC
School of Activism host a timely look at the 2016 Standing Rock protests, where the Sioux faced off against the US military-industrial complex in shocking scenes recalling the 70s peak of the AIM movement. Black Snake Killaz lays bare the never-ending indigenous resistance against land grabs and diminishing civil and economic rights, making it an essential education for all of us.
Films about people trying to change the world, followed by discussions with the audience, and sometimes director Q&A's! Monthly on the 4th Monday of the month.
Stokes’ humble DIY abode hosts an intimate gathering in solidarity with Palestine. Lobna Saba threads together physical and sonic tapestries; Mo’min Swaitat presents a documentary tracing Palestinian resistance and celebration; and Dali & Ossia descend through collapsing rhythms and tension-building industrial sounds. All profits donated to MAP and The Sameer Project!
Palestine Fundrasier: Film, Talks, Live Music, DJs and Food
The Cable’s trailblazing activismcast continues its rabble-rousing run with a PRSC edition exploring the nuts and bolts of international solidarity. Cuba Solidarity Campaign director Rob Miller will be delivering a crash course on the country’s revolutionary legacy, blockade politics, and what meaningful global resistance actually looks like, alongside plenty of room for audience debate.
Join People Just Do Something from The Bristol Cable for a special live podcast at PRSC, organised in conjunction with our friends at Bristol Transformed.
Be angry, be very angry. The trans underground unites for this terrifying assault on the ears-that-be, all making a cash-raising racket for Athens’ squatted autonomous zone. Snake Eater’s scimitar-waving metallic grind repurposes Pakistani liberation poetry into guttural rippers + there’s a double hit of rising local hardcore in the form of Sarsour and Hag Reflex.
Snake Eater, Sarsour, Endocrine, Hag Reflex, Gyyuk
PWYC! Nations around the globe are hurtling toward climate collapse, and the powers-that-be are busy hiding it from you. School of Activism host an urgent screening of this expert briefing on the delicate state of the UK, designed to galvanise communities into positive, preventative action.
A new film featuring Chris Packham, leading climate and nature scientists, a former general and Jennifer Saunders - all being pretty frank about where things are heading and what can be done about it.
