Presented by Afrika Eye Film Festival, in partnership with Colston Hall and Watershed.
Two hundred orchestral musicians are playing Beethoven’s Ninth when a power cut strikes a few bars before the last movement – this is the least of the worries facing the only symphony orchestra in Congo. In 15 years of existence, they have survived two putsches, immense shortages, and a war. A captivating study of people in one of the world’s most chaotic cities doing their best to maintain one of the most complex systems of human endeavour: a symphony orchestra. A gorgeous, inspiring testimony to the healing joy of music.
Dir: Claus Wischmann /Martin Baer, DRCongo/Germany, 2010, Subtitled, (PG)
The screening is also part of a live performance held at Colston Hall on September 16th 2014.
SPECIAL OFFER: Show your concert ticket at the Watershed Box Office and receive £1 off your ticket for the screening or bring your cinema ticket to Colston Hall to get £1 off your concert ticket.
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