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A Thousand and One: Film screening

Location
Poplar Union 2 Cotall St Poplar E14 6TL
Category
Black History Month, Film, Free to attend
Date(s)
Saturday 25th October 2025 (17:00-19:00)
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Description
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Set against 12 years of New York’s sweeping transformation—marked by policing, gentrification, and political unrest—this film explores Black motherhood, resilience, and identity, highlighting the sacrifices families make to survive.
18+
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