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Zambia, 1964, and a schoolteacher who decided his country should reach the moon first.
Zambia, 1964, and a schoolteacher decides the space race needs another entrant: he gathers a group of dreamers and starts training them for launch. A world premiere from Ryan Calais Cameron, who wrote For Black Boys and Retrograde, based on the true-ish story of the Zambian space programme, and co-directed by him with Monique Touko. Downstairs, £15 to £74.50, ages 14 and up.
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