Sci-Fi Meets Reality

Sci-Fi Meets Reality explores the border between science fiction and reality. We live in an age of extraordinary rapid technological advancements and fantasy feels eerily real. How we document, analyse and develop ourselves feels more futuristic than ever. But that 'future' is now. 'Sci-Fi Meets Reality' highlights uncanny filmmaking as a tool for gender exploration and historical critique.

This screening starts with an incredible performance by Kyalo Searle-Mbullu, a Glasgow-based musician and audio-visual artist.

Curated by Nat Lall.

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Film is in English audio and screen with English language captions for access.

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Info

Various directors N/C, English Scottish, Gaelic audio.

Performance Access Notes: Flashing imagery throughout.