Lauren Bacardi, based on Lauren Bacall, which links with the brothers visiting the Casablanca Club, a movie that her first husband Humphrey Bogart was in. How important is it to understand and empathise with the experiences of people from different cultures? Firmly believing in serious playfulness, and playful solemnity, Sophie specialises in puppetry, theatrical anarchy, and joyful pushing of the boundaries. Alem looked on terrified as the soldier shot a number of bullets into the floor around the feet of his mother and father. His father screamed with fear. 'Please, leave us!''We only want peace.' Create a Personal Diary: Step into Alem's shoes and record a series of diary entries recounting a week in his life as a young refugee in London. Share your thoughts, feelings, challenges and moments of hope he has.

Celebrate the launch of Film Noir UK, the first dedicated film organisation in the UK celebrating the ever-influential world of film noir, with a double bill of Boris Ingster's Stranger on the Third Floor (on 35mm) and John Huston's The Maltese Falcon. The Maltese Falcon, John Huston’s debut feature, wasn't the first movie about a tough, cynical private investigator getting involved in a murky case. In fact, it wasn't even the first film based on the novel of the same name by writer Dashiel Hammett. But it was the first film that got all the elements exactly right - from the performance of Humphrey Bogart as the world-weary detective Sam Spade (which defined Bogart's performances for the rest of his life), to a memorable collection of villains whose actual pursuit of the elusive bird statue turns out to be something of a side issue. here where I am, in Manor Park in East London. And these are the streets that Alem walks, taking it one day at a time. Never forgetting everything he has left behind. Alem missed seeing animals that weren't just pets. He missed the sounds of home, he missed the smell of its earth, the smell of its people and even the smell of its cities.Organise a Fundraising Event: Collaborate with your classmates to hold a fundraising event in your school to support organisations aiding refugees. Present your plans and ideas to the local community to increase awareness. How can we, as individuals and communities, support and create a welcoming environment for refugees?

Malteser was later adapted into a movie named Just Ask For Diamond in 1988 and is said to be made into a stage play sometime in the 2010s. Was later followed by Public Enemy Number Two in 1991. Peter Lorre plays the eerie title role in this neglected gem about a reporter (John McGuire) whose testimony sentences a small-time loser (Elisha Cook Jr.) to the electric chair for murder. When the reporter himself is implicated in a second murder, he realises both crimes are the work of a furtive stranger - but will anyone believe him? All the shadowy, shivery, angled angst of German Expressionism is here, married to the hard-boiled moral ambiguity that marks the genre. The highlight: a suspense-and-sweat-drenched dream sequence that jolted 1940 audiences into an exciting new way of looking at the movies.This is a very rare screening from a 35mm print from the British Film Institute. appearing in court in front of judges, having his fingerprints taken, and questions. Questions all the time. And then there's new lessons at the new school. New people, new music. Even the diet is new. Meat and two veg, and gravy just to keep the food wet. But Alem does get a new foster family, Gratuitous German: Gangsters Gott and Himmel occasionally use German phrases and have private conversations in German. When we began the devising process, our first step was to unravel the classic fairy tale. Early rehearsals were focused on the discussion and presentation of research. As we dove deeper we discovered the bizarre and often contradictory theories surrounding the Piper and what they represent. All we knew for sure was that 130 children did go missing in Hamelin all those years ago, and we wanted to uncover the truth.Caitlin Abbott trained at Bristol Old Vic Theatre School in 2018. She was a finalist for the 2019 Naomi Wilkinson Award and Linbury Prize for Stage Design, and was an assistant Designer at the Royal Shakespeare Company 2019-2020. Recent designs include: Crimes on Centre Court (Theatre Royal Bath, UK Tour); Autumn Opera Scenes (Guildhall School of Music and Drama), Perspective, (National Theatre New Views, Dorfman Theatre), Chaos; Zero for the Young Dudes!; Basset and Changing Room (Bath Theatre Academy, The egg); Valentina Star Dreamer (Haste Theatre, The Place Online), Time and Tide (Park Theatre, Theatre Royal Norwich), Arabian Nights (TRB Summer Company, The egg), The Mullah of Downing Street (Chipping Norton), Cuttings (The Hope Theatre), Knitmas: A Winter Yarn (Greenwich Theatre Studio), The Elephant Man (Bristol Old Vic) Film Credits: The Last Union (Filmapalooza 2022, Best Costume Nomination); Leak (Ardvale Films), Life to the Full, Paradise Street (TenTen Productions), Itch (Seven Hills Films) As an assistant designer: Pride and Prejudice* (sort of) (Criterion), West Side Story Symphonic Dances, (Phoenix Dance Theatre, Opera North) The Windsors:Endgame (Prince of Wales) Jenny Davies