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Playing until 25 Apr 2021
Battersea Arts Centre
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Synopsis
In 2020 curator Katherine Kotz invited writers, artists and technicians to join forces to create exciting new pieces of work during the lockdown, with the aim of supporting vulnerable women and children affected by the pandemic.
Fifteen short films explore the guilt, joy, absurdity, pressure and taboo surrounding motherhood, offering a fascinating cross-section of perspectives.
Writers and contributors include Anya Reiss, Hannah Khalil, Lemn Sissay MBE, Morgan Lloyd Malcolm, Suhayla El Bushra and more.
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Age suitability: 14+
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Production: Katherine Kotz in association with Drift Studio. Gunk is produced by Katherine Kotz in association with Abíóla Rufai-Awójídé. Kalhan Barath is produced by Katherine Kotz in association with Jay Rozanski.