Three women, two children, one story. Set in present day Senegal, Bavaria and post WW2 Sudentenland, Three Mothers is an award-winning play by Matilda Velevitch that immerses the audience in the personal lives and the dilemmas facing its three heroes. Read more
Immersive theatre company 27 degrees presents Touching Home, a sensory theatre piece celebrating the everyday stories of London’s migrants. Read more
A screening of a series of short films about the welcome and non-welcome experienced by young people who have migrated to the UK, followed by a discussion led by a panel of speakers featured in the films. Read more
Join us for a screening of documentary film The Road: A Story of Life and Death, exploring the lives of immigrants living along the A5, which runs from Holyhead to London, followed by a Q&A with the film’s director Marc Isaac. Read more
The Independent Cinema Office (ICO) presents the launch of Britain on Film: Welcome to Britain, a collection of short films that look back on a century of arrivals to the UK at a time of constant debates around immigration both nationally and internationally. Join us for a screening of these films followed by a panel discussion. Read more
Coinciding with the National Trust’s exhibition A Home Away from Home: the India Club, we are hosting the debut screening of a series of documentary portraits of people connected to this iconic club on the Strand. Read more
Join us for a screening of a new oral history documentary exploring the history of immigration to the Tooting area of south-west London between 1948 and 1971. Read more
CinemaItaliaUK, with the participation of the Migration Museum Project, presents a screening of ‘A Ciambra’. Read more
Join us for a Migration Museum Film Club double-bill, featuring screenings of Gianfranco Rosi’s prize-winning film ‘Fire at Sea’ and ‘Liquid Traces’, a short film about the ‘left-to-die boat case’, plus an introduction and Q&A with ‘Liquid Traces’ director Lorenzo Pezzani. Read more
Guido Hendrikx presents his groundbreaking film Stranger in Paradise, with a Q&A session following the screening chaired by immigration law specialist Sir Nicholas Blake. Read more
