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This event will consist of screenings and discussions on the films below:
'The Majority Never Has Right on Its Side', 2013 - Emanual Almborg (Sweden)
'The Artist's Family Watches Summerhill at 70', 2020 - Mario Dellow (UK)
'Green Grass' (excerpt), 2022 - Jack Park (UK)
This event will be particularly useful for those interested in democratic education, artists' films about education and alternative models for education.
