A close, side profile shot of Lashana Lynch in the film 'ear for eye' (2021) directed by debbie tucker green. Lynch is wearing a grey hoodie and has short, curly hair dyed blue.
A close, side profile shot of Lashana Lynch in the film 'ear for eye' (2021) directed by debbie tucker green. Lynch is wearing a grey hoodie and has short, curly hair dyed blue.
ear for eye (2021) Fruit Tree Productions

ACMI and the BFI present

Dissenters, Lovers and Ghosts: New British Cinema

Season

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When

31 Mar – 17 Apr 2022

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Youthful. Colourful. Post-colonial. This is the real Britain on film.

This selection of feature length and short films curated by the BFI and ACMI celebrates the storytellers who throw away the rule book – and those who dig into the roots of their past to figure out who they are.

Presenting a range of diverse and formally daring works – including ear for eye, Mogul Mowgli and Lovers Rock – Dissenters, Lovers and Ghosts: New British Cinema showcases the most exciting and innovative new and established talent from the UK.

Curated by Stuart Brown and Nia Childs of the BFI, and ACMI Film Programs.

Presented in partnership with the British Film Institute

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Dissenters, Lovers and Ghosts: New British Cinema is supported by the UK/Australia Season Patrons Board, the British Council, and the Australian Government as part of the UK/Australia Season.

Where

Cinemas, Level 2
ACMI, Fed Square

How to get there

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3-session pass
Full $45 | Concession $39 | ACMI Member $33
6-session pass
Full $84 | Concession $72 | ACMI Member $66
10-session pass
Full $120 | Concession $110 | ACMI Member $100

Image: Cracked Screen (2016), Trim Lamba

Chantelle Levine in a 3-panel Snapchat mobile view in the short film 'Cracked Screen' (2016)

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