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A short film about squatting and sustainable communities.

Bonnington Square is right in the heart of London, just two minutes walk from the river and just ten minutes from the Houses of Parliament. In the early eighties the one hundred houses of the Square were all squatted, forming a bohemian community from all around the world. The squat had two community gardens, a cafe, a wholefood shop, a nightclub, a newsletter and even a milkbar. Although it is no longer squatted, there are still many low rent housing cooperatives, and the cafe and the gardens are still collectively run, and the Square is now a model of a modern sustainable urban community.
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Film Credits

Directors: Alistair Oldham

Producers: Alistair Oldham

Photography: Dave Neal / Juris Kudeiko / Alistair Oldham

Editing: Stephanie Tasker / Juris Kudeiko / Nick Scott

Music: James Lucas

Production Company: Acacia Films

Details

UK Classification: None

Subtitles: No

Voiceover: No

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Length: 20 min

Colour: Yes

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Bonnington Square Screening:

  • Tue24May

    at Roxy Bar and Screen

    24 May 2011 8:30 pm

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