Frames of Representation: Extinction (Extinção) + Q&A

Frames of Representation: Extinction (Extinção) + Q&A

Wed - 25/04/18

8:00 PM - 10:00 PM

Institute of Contemporary Arts, The Mall, London, SW1Y 5AH

Event Details

This screening is a UK premiere

Join us for for a Q&A with director Salomé Lamas following the screening

Hypnotic and multi-layered, Extinction meditates on the troubled borders of Eastern Europe with a melancholy lyricism. Shot in black-and-white, Salomé Lamas's essay film follows Kolya, a young man who is loyal to Transnistria - a Communist state that broke away from the former Moldavian Soviet Socialist Republic, yet is today unrecognized by the international community.

Mediating between dreamlike echoes of the Soviet past and Kolya's politically-charged encounters in the present, the film slowly builds up an associative, non-linear story of a landscape in which the borders between past and present remain unsettled.

Extinction (Extinção), dir. Salomé Lamas, Germany/Portugal 2018, 80 mins, Russian with English subtitles


We are offering a special multibuy offer for FoR 2018:

  • If you purchase tickets for 4-8 screenings: £10 (full price) / £8 (concessions) / £7 (ICA Members) per ticket
  • If you purchase tickets for 9-11 screenings: £9 (full price) / £7 (concessions) / £6 (ICA Members) per ticket
  • Festival Pass for all 15 films: £120 (full price) / £100 (concessions) / £80 (ICA Members)

Please note that the above multi-buy deals and festival passes are only valid for film screenings, not talks or special events

Frames of Representation (FoR): New Visions for Cinema 2018 is presented in academic partnership with CHASE (Consortium for the Arts and Humanities South-East England)


Part of: Frames of Representation: New Visions for Cinema 2018

Date/Time

Wednesday 25th of April, 2018

8:00 PM - 10:00 PM

Nearest Stations

Underground station Tube: Charing Cross Station (5 min walk)

  • Moldavian Soviet Socialist Republic
  • Arts and Humanities South-East England
  • CHASE
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