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LOCATION:Braamfontein Campus East Studio 2, Film and Television, B2, Solomon Mahlangu House
DESCRIPTION:The Film and TV Division in the Wits School of Arts host a special screening of the film, Movies, Memories, Magic by Dr Ashvin Immanuel Devasundaram.He is a lecturer in the World Cinema at Queen Mary, University of London, Programming Adviser and Associate Director of the UK Asian Film Festival – London, and a BBC Academy Expert Voice in Cultural Studies and VisualMovies, Memories, Magic uses multiple perspectives to capture the British Asian experience in relation to cinema. It paints a vibrant picture of how classics such as Mother India and Sholay were screened in renowned cinemas – from the alleyways of Brick Lane to the bustling streets of Southall. The documentary is a testament to how the movies help form a distinct cultural identity rooted in both British and South Asian culture. Devasundaram, who is visiting Johannesburg to attend the Urban Lives Workshop, will lead a Q&A conversation after the screening.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<strong>The Film and TV Division in the Wits School of Arts host a special screening of the film, Movies, Memories, Magic by Dr Ashvin Immanuel Devasundaram.</strong><p>He is a lecturer in the World Cinema at Queen Mary, University of London, Programming Adviser and Associate Director of the UK Asian Film Festival – London, and&nbsp;a BBC Academy Expert Voice in Cultural Studies and Visual<em>Movies, Memories, Magic</em> uses multiple perspectives to capture the British Asian experience in relation to cinema. It paints a vibrant picture of how classics such as<em> Mother India</em> and<em> Sholay </em>were screened in renowned cinemas – from the alleyways of Brick Lane to the bustling streets of Southall. The documentary is a testament to how the movies help form a distinct cultural identity rooted in both British and South Asian culture. Devasundaram, who is visiting Johannesburg to attend the Urban Lives Workshop, will lead a Q&amp;A conversation after the screening.</p>
SUMMARY:Film Screening: Movies, Memories, Magic 
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