Category Archives: Song for Zimbabwe

On hold

September 8, 2010 – 15:49

It breaks our hearts to let you know that due to unforeseen circumstances imagine art after will be on hold until further notice.








By Eline van der Vlist | Also posted in Baptism in Bread, Cambio de Armas, FurCar, Horn, I eat dirt, Pride, Proposals, Shape of Soul, Tsada, What Lies Within | Comments Off

summer break

July 30, 2010 – 14:08

We will have a summer break until September.

Feel free to update your proposals if you wish. Have a good August!








By IAA team | Also posted in Baptism in Bread, Cambio de Armas, FurCar, Horn, I eat dirt, Pride, Proposals, Shape of Soul, Tsada, What Lies Within | Comments (1)

Developing project ideas – Song for Zimbabwe

June 5, 2010 – 02:20

 

Photo by Stella V. Chinamo

Song for Zimbabwe is a documentary film that explores the extraordinary stories of ordinary Zimbabwean women living and working…

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bit slow with getting back

May 28, 2010 – 11:44

it’s stupidly busy at this end - amongst many things, I’m still in the process of completing 5 films for my forthcoming show at Camden…

By Breda Beban | Also posted in Baptism in Bread, Cambio de Armas, Horn, Pride, Proposals | Comments Off

agenda?

May 24, 2010 – 19:02

Interesting that you say you would be equally interested in stories from anywhere on the African continent if it reflects your own agenda. I think…

By Eline van der Vlist | Comments Off

Looking Inward, and also Around

May 6, 2010 – 11:21

SONG FOR ZIMBABWE

Hi Florence, what is your personal take on this group of Zimbabwean ladies in Wales?

Through this film, I am attempting…

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Song for Cameroon

May 3, 2010 – 16:09

Hi Florence, what is your personal take on this group of Zimbabwean ladies in Wales? Is there a similar community of Cameroonian women? If not,…

By Eline van der Vlist | Comments Off

Song for Zimbabwe proposal

May 3, 2010 – 12:55

Brief Outline
Song for Zimbabwe presents the extraordinary story of ordinary Zimbabwean women living Wales. These women, all Mothers, have found freedom and safety far…

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