Sussex Beacon to host film screening of ‘ASMAA’
The Women and Families Service at The Sussex Beacon is hosting a screening of the film ASMAA as part of The Sick Festival, at the Sallis Benney Theatre on March 13 at 5.30pm. The festival is an international, cross-art festival that seeks out new ways of talking about and dealing with the experience
The Women and Families Service at The Sussex Beacon is hosting a screening of the film ASMAA as part of The Sick Festival, at the Sallis Benney Theatre on March 13 at 5.30pm. The festival is an international, cross-art festival that seeks out new ways of talking about and dealing with the experience of sickness of all kinds: physical, mental, ethical and spiritual.
ASMAA is a visually beautiful film which captures the experience of an Egyptian women facing the challenges of life with HIV. Profoundly moving, the film depicts her daily battle with prejudice and discrimination.
Entry is free and the screening will be followed by a panel discussion.
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