A series of films made by creatives from diaspora communities, in a collaboration between Sheffield Hallam Uni and RAAH (Reality About Humanity). Featuring stories of finding belonging through football, the power of spoken word and song, and more.

A lyrical rumination on the pleasures of the flesh, Trouble Every Day is a remarkable work of extreme cinema that challenged critics and audiences upon its release before it came to be lauded as a modern classic.

Because some films need to be watched late at night... A monthly late night cult film screening starting at 11:30pm and running into the early morning (often on the last Friday of the month).

Kethiwe uncovers the extraordinary life of her mother Lauretta Ngcobo, a rural South African storyteller turned revolutionary feminist. Combining archival footage, reenactment & readings of Lauretta’s work to explore the costs of liberatory struggle.