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SUMMARY:Films: "Screen Dialogs"
DESCRIPTION:An art and film program by Kunsthalle Basel at Stadtkino Basel.
 \\r\\nAs part of Diambes exhibition “Bees beings beans”\, “Screen Di
 alogs” presents films that deal with land\, natural resources\, and colo
 nial continuities:\\r\\n“Há Terra!” ("There Is Land!") by Ana Vaz fol
 lows a young woman from the landless movement in Brazil\, connecting lands
 cape\, body\, and history to highlight the ongoing impact of colonialism\;
 “Terra Nakupa” by Juliana Vicente follows Black and Indigenous movemen
 ts in Brazil\, blending documentary and fiction to explore how these group
 s reclaim memory and political voice.\\r\\nThe films enter into dialogue w
 ith the exhibition and ask how we live with land\, protect knowledge\, and
  think of care as a form of resistance.\\r\\nAdmission is free. The Stadtk
 ino bar will be open\, and free popcorn will be available before the scree
 ning.
X-ALT-DESC:<p>An art and film program by Kunsthalle Basel at Stadtkino Base
 l.</p>\n<p>As part of Diambes exhibition “Bees beings beans”\, “Scre
 en Dialogs” presents films that deal with land\, natural resources\, and
  colonial continuities:</p>\n<ul><li>“Há Terra!” ("There Is Land!") b
 y Ana Vaz follows a young woman from the landless movement in Brazil\, con
 necting landscape\, body\, and history to highlight the ongoing impact of 
 colonialism\;</li><li>“Terra Nakupa” by Juliana Vicente follows Black 
 and Indigenous movements in Brazil\, blending documentary and fiction to e
 xplore how these groups reclaim memory and political voice.</li></ul>\n<p>
 The films enter into dialogue with the exhibition and ask how we live with
  land\, protect knowledge\, and think of care as a form of resistance.</p>
 \n<p>Admission is free. The Stadtkino bar will be open\, and free popcorn 
 will be available before the screening.</p>
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