Stupid to screen at the RSA on Friday May 22
Franny Armstrong, George Monbiot and Dr Richard Betts to debate issues arising from Armstrong's film
On May 22
Franny Armstrong's groundbreaking film
The Age of Stupid
starring Pete Postlethwaite goes on general release. Here at the RSA
we're holding a special screening of the movie, followed by a
discussion by the director,
George Monbiot and
Dr Richard Betts, leader of the Climate Impacts research team at the Met Office.
This
discussion will be broadcast live via the web to other screenings
nationwide. The evening will also feature a special video broadcast
from Dr. Mohammed Waheed Hassan, Vice-President of the
Maldives, on “Climate and Change and the Art of the Possible”. The
Maldives is the first country to commit to going carbon neutral in ten
years.
This event is free but you must book a ticket to attend. Seats are limited, so if you want to come you need to book early.
Book a ticket online now.
The event starts at 7.30 prompt, so you must be here at the RSA and ready to take your seat by 7.15.
RSA
John Adam St
London, London WC2N 6EZ
This
RSA Screens event also marks the launch of a pioneering film
distribution model, “Indie Screenings”, which allows anyone to buy a
license to screen selected independent films whenever and wherever they
like - and, crucially, to charge for tickets and keep the profits. The
new software, which was developed by Torchbox, calculates a bespoke
license fee, depending on various factors including who/where/when the
user intends to screen. For example, a local campaign group will pay
about £60 to screen in their church hall, whereas a multinational oil
company screening to 5,000 staff would pay around £10,000.
For more information on
The Age of Stupid visit
Indie Screenings