Jameisha Prescod: On Black Pain
Jameisha Prescod’s poetic essay film tells intimate stories of three Black people living with chronic pain, while reflecting on the colonial past of modern medicine.
It features dreamy visuals and phone interviews with the intention to archive Black experiences surrounding illness, disability and identity.
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For ages 16+
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This film is also being screened in the Blue Room, Level 1, Royal Festival Hall as part of Unlimited On-screen, from Friday 9 to Sunday 11 September.
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Contains language which some might find offensive.
Dates & times
Until 11 Sep
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