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Amber News
23rd April 2008
By: Graeme Rigby
12 months @ two and a half days per week, fee: £6,000
Amber is looking for an energetic, imaginative and self-motivated individual who will take full advantage of this traineeship in cinema...more »
21st February 2008
By: Graeme Rigby
Sirkka-Liisa Konttinen's great exhibition Step by Step is back on the website. We took this 1980s documentation of a North Shields dance school offline, when we found that ...more »
10th December 2007
By: Graeme Rigby
Tyneside's first lady of the blues Mo Scott and acoustic six string and slide guitar virtuoso Rod Sinclair are hosting a Tuesday night residency at Side Café in December and January - from hot blues...more »
Made in Poland - Extras, 16 May
As part of Tyneside's Polish culture festival, Made in Poland, there will be a screening of Michal Kwiecinski's Extras (Statysci, 2005, 115 mins, 2005, Polish with English subtitles).
Chinese filmmakers decide to shoot a movie in Poland. They perceive Poles as a nation of sad people, so they want to hire them when they need Europeans with gloomy faces to work as extras. The surprising events on the film set will lead to a revision of stereotypes. People from two different nations will look at themselves from a distance and as a result, it will bring them together.
Side Cinema, Friday 16 May, 19.30, Free
