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Refugee Week events in London

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Sunday 15th June: Celebrating Sanctuary Festival

Music, food, stalls, children’s activities, and famous refugees from history, 2pm-7pm

The South Bank, nearest tube Waterloo.

FREE

Contact for more info:  www.refugeeweek.org.uk

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Sunday 22nd June: Asylum Dialogues

iceandfire theatre company are pleased to announce the launch of their new documentary play celebrating friendship and solidarity between British people and asylum seekers living among them.

Tickets available from 6pm. Doors open at 6.30pm

Please note change to previous advertised time.

Asylum Dialogues, scripted by award-winning playwright Sonja Linden, was created specifically for the Actors for Human Rights network.

Tricycle Theatre, 269 Kilburn High Road, NW6 7JR.

Tickets: £7/5 - to book: www.tricycle.co.uk   020 7328 1000

Contact for more info:  http://www.tricycle.co.uk/htmlnew/whatson/show.php3?id=139

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Sunday 22 June: The Lighthouse.  Film screening.   

A highlight of last year's London Film Festival, this poetic reflection on the ravages of war combines documentary with the gorgeous visual tradition of the great Russian cinema and features actors who worked with Andrei Tarkovsky and Sergei Paradjanov (as well as a startling sequence that was donated by Artavazd Peleshian). The screening is part of the Refuge in Films Festival 2008. 15:30

BFI, Southbank, London (nearest tube Waterloo)

Cost: £8.60 full price. Concessions available.

Tickets available from:  www.bfi.org.uk    0870 787 2525

6 - 19 June: The Edge of Heaven. Film screening. 

An accidental killing is the trigger for events in Fatih Akin's ambitious feature that leads Nejat, a German University professor, back to his father's homeland Turkey in search of Ayten, a radical activist, who flees the Turkish authorities for Germany. As their stories impact across both countries the film explores how cultural identity, political ideology and chance are interwoven in our globalised world, with considerable skill, intelligence and humanity. Various times.

BFI, Southbank, London (nearest tube Waterloo)

Cost:  £8.60 full price, concessions available

Tickets available from:  www.bfi.org.uk    0870 787 2525

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