Double Feature Documentary Screening

Join us at Dandelion Collective, located in Jackson Square* on Friday July 25th from 6 PM - 10 PM for a double feature documentary film screening! Space is limited so grab your free ticket below!

Amidst a world in crisis, join us on Friday July 25th from 6 PM - 10 PM for a unique double feature film celebration! In the light of significant environmental divestment wins from McMaster, the Inc will be screening two local documentaries: "peace, love (unicorns) & communism" and "Trainwreck".

“peace, love (unicorns) and communism” written, produced & directed by adeola egbeyemi, focuses on the winning wave of environmental divestment at McMaster University from 2020-2023 which led to a 75% reduction in the university’s investments in fossil fuel companies. Driven by the fact that being a student is both a brief and deeply foundational moment in an organizer's life, the film opens up opportunities for intensity, vulnerability and celebration.

“Trainwreck” directed by Taras Hemon, delves into Hamilton’s multi-year, $3.4Billion LRT line, weaving together the first-hand accounts of tenants, small business owners, cultural organizations, community activists, and researchers affected by transit-induced gentrification. This film shines a spotlight on Metrolinx and exposes the destructive effects of ‘new urbanist’ policies such as transit-oriented development, intensification, and ‘regeneration’ of working-class neighbourhoods.

Hemon and egbeyemi will host a brief Q&A on social movements & winning between films, and will also be hosting a larger conversation about microbudget documentary filmmaking on August 9th! Stay tuned for details on that event.

*Dandelion Collective is located inside Jackson Square beside Best Buy. It is located in the hallway between Rexall Pharmacy and TD Canada Trust, across from Heroes N' Legends. 

 

Friday July 25: Double Feature Documentary Film Screening, 6:00 - 10:00 pm 

6:00- 8:00: Trainwreck

8:00 - 8:30: Q&A with the artists

8:30-10 PM: peace, love (unicorns) and communism