FRI 30 AUG
The Muse ART GALLERY
269 Portobello Road, W11 1LR




Pandemonium - Julien Temple Masterclass


6 pm



International Films:

YAYA
LETICIA. AKEL. 20 mins. Drama /Disability. 12A. Chile.
Yaya is a young woman with Down syndrome who is tired of being ignored and infantilized by everyone around her. While working at her uncle’s grocery store, Yaya befriends Genesis, a rebellious teenager who proposes getting a tattoo together, challenging her to break free from her restricted routine.

LINES OF SOUL
LUC. GODONOU DOSSOU. 11 minutes.
Urban Art Documentary. 12. Switzerland.
Jasm One is a visionary artist. He created the largest urban open art museum in the world.

THE SILENCE AFTER THE STORM. (BAAD AZ TALATUM)
ALINA RIZWAN 10 minutes. Pakistan. Documentary. U.
In the heart of Sindh, a young boy rewrites his rain-soaked dreams. A tale of floods, where classrooms become rivers, and lessons flow with resilience. Witness a young soul redefine life's horizon.

WHO FRAMED THE FICTION? (¿QUIÉN ROMPIÓ LA FICCIÓN?).
18 minutes. Argentina. Fiction. 12A.
A young actor begins to realize that his life is becoming something he will never be able to get out... a movie.

7 p.m.


Pandemonium
125 mins.

Julien Temple Masterclass. Intro & Q&A
Julien Temple will introduce and answer questions on Pandaemonium, a 2000 film, directed by Julien Temple, screenplay by Frank Cottrell Boyce, based on the early lives of Samuel Taylor Coleridge and William Wordsworth, in particular on Coleridge's writing of Kubla Khan.

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