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| When: | Tuesday, 27 October 2026 - Tuesday, 27 October 2026 |
| Where: | The Bioscope Cinema |
| Start time: | 12:37 |
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| RSVP: | https://tickets.tixsa.co.za/event/wits-center-for-diversity-studies-nov |
| Cost: | R20 |
WiCDS Film Club | Nós, povo das ilhas (We, the people of islands)
The Wits Centre for Diversity Studies at the University of the Witwatersrand proudly announces our second film club session, featuring cinema from across the African continent.
Curated by Dr Paola Prandini and co-produced by Ciaran Heywood, the WiCDS film club is open to the public for only R20 per ticket.
Save your ticket for Saturday, November 14, at 5 pm. We will be screening the documentary Nós, povo das ilhas (directed by Elson Santos and Lara Sousa) at the Bioscope Cinema.
Secure your seat before it sells out: https://tickets.tixsa.co.za/event/wits-center-for-diversity-studies-nov
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