SUNDAY – a film about the past, a debate about the future…
Portrait Detectives! For children aged 4-12 years. Follow clues and solve a mystery from history. Portrait Gallery, Queen Street, 2-4pm. Free.
Tradfest Debate: Revival or Renaissance. Tradfest performers and activists look across the artistic spectra to consider the present and debate the future, and what if anything should be done about it. Teviot Row House (Dining Room), 13 Bristo Square, 5-6.15pm, free and unticketed.
The documentary film ‘Black Box BRD’, ‘the double story of a victim and a suspected perpetrator’, will be shown at Summerhall as part of a project by Dora Osborne, Leverhulme Early Career Fellow at Edinburgh University, supported by the Goethe Institut. Director Andres Veiel focuses on the aftershocks of the violence of the Red Army Faction, a left-wing terrorist group that emerged in West Germany in the 1970s. He works with the survivors of violence, asking them to remember both victim and perpetrator. There will be a brief introduction. 7.30-9.55pm, 18 years + only. Free tickets are available via the WeGotTickets website.
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