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Hosted by Punch Up Collective, take in the Film Screening of a film about Zadiste direct action followed by Discussion with Kilian J\u00f6rg.<\/p>\n
\u201cAn Island and One Night\u201d (Une Ile et Une Nuit)<\/p>\n
Oct. 1, 6:30-9:00 p.m.<\/p>\n
St. Paul\u2019s University, Social Innovation Workshop, 195 Clegg St.<\/p>\n
“The film An Island and One Night (\u201cUne Ile et une nuit\u201d) has screened widely in the European context, but is normally only shown when one of the activists from Lentillieres is with it. Activist\/artist Kilian J\u00f6rg will be visiting North America for two months in the Fall of 2024, and was invited by the group who made the film to share it with us. Ottawa is one of the very few screening sites in North America!<\/p>\n
About the film<\/strong>: An Island and One Night (\u201cUne Ile et une nuit\u201d) is a fictional film made collectively over the past two years by the residents and users of the Quartier Libre des Lentill\u00e8res, a self-organized area on the last remaining market garden land in the city of Dijon. These eight hectares have been occupied and recultivated since 2010, in resistance to a concrete \u201cecocity\u201d project that still threatens them today. In the middle of the city, these fallow spaces and abandoned houses have been transformed into a self-managed, multi-purpose district, where collective housing, market gardening, self-construction, festive and cultural events, etc. intermingle. It\u2019s a place of struggle and solidarity of all kinds, as well as a veritable reserve of biodiversity.”<\/p>\n\n