The story of Wat Wanlayangkool, one of 400 citizens associated with political activism to be summoned following the 2014 coup d’état in Thailand
Memory Is Our Homeland is available until Thursday 15 October at 11:59pm.
UK Premiere
Memory Is Our Homeland is a documentary film charting the lost story of Polish refugees in Africa from 1942 to 1952 - a journey that brought a group of children through Siberia, Iran, India, and East Africa, to new lives in Montreal, Sheffield, and across the global Polish diaspora.
A necessary film for our times with a perspective over North and South that challenges mainstream narratives and images about diaspora and hospitality.
Screening in partnership with Migration Matters
English, Polish
English
Join us in a recorded Q&A with Memory is Our Homeland’s Director, Jonathan Kołodziej Durand - with our Festival Director, Cintia Gil, taking questions from the cinema audience.