A Screen Less Ordinary

The linocut by Marta Adamowicz Art ilustrates a Radical Home Cinema screening we organised with Babs in Peccadillo Barge , a boathouse in the Clyde canal. It’s an illustration for the book A Screen Less Ordinary by María Velez Serna about pop up cinema and includes an interview with Cinema Up Collective where we said that quote.

The illustrations were exhibited in The Pyramid at Anderston next to the yurt cinema CineMor77

Cinema Up Collaboration With Iberodocs

FILM SCREENING: NIGHT FUNCTION / Función de noche (Josefina Molina) IberoDocs
Sat 14 March 7.30pm at CCA Glasgow : Centre for Contemporary Arts
Followed by a discussion with Amparo Fortuny Cinema Up Collective https://www.iberodocs.org/night-function?fbclid=IwAR06A1Ni6WzqS9DawhV6dM1-hLzwHAlzPhoQqzIUixYRcgPk39xMJtdgNOo

The 7th edition of the Ibero-American Documentary Film Festival in Scotland creates a safe space to open a dialogue between genres and disciplines. 

In this inclusive space we will focus on isolation, colonialism and migration – themes that are relevant around the globe today. We look in to how gender roles are evolving in an atmosphere of rising inequality, growing feelings of anger and a political climate that is becoming ever more polarised.

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Fill the Land with Cinemas!

Scalarama 2019, the 9th edition was fanciful. Radical Home Cinema Fills the Land with Cinemas with Scalarama since 2016. Thanks to all the hosts/programmers, filmmakers and participants for making this adventure possible.