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Three groups of refugee and migrant women given cameras and taught to use them, with a conversation afterwards.
At Institute of Contemporary Arts.
The women in this film came to Edinburgh, Farnham and London from elsewhere, and were taught photography as a way of setting down their own account of exile rather than sitting for somebody else's. What the film is really about is the difference that makes: who is holding the camera, and what changes when the answer changes.
A discussion follows the screening.
Thursday 24 September
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