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Attend film screenings, documentaries, and seminars exploring the role of culture in responding to the climate crisis.
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Get matched →People's Palace Projects presents London Climate Action Week 2026, exploring what role culture plays in responding to the climate crisis and how to build conditions for it to play that role at speed and scale. The program features film screenings, documentaries, panel discussions, and a high-level international seminar.
Documentary screening and panel discussion at BLOC Cinema, Queen Mary University of London, Mile End. Opening with PPP's short film Art for Climate, followed by How to Survive, exploring Climate Realism as a language translating climate crisis complexity into accessible, sensory experiences. In partnership with Visão Coop. Confirmed speakers: Marcele Oliveira (COP30 Climate Youth Champion), Maria Augusta Arruda (Director of Brazil's National Biosciences Laboratory), Gunjan Nanda (Co-Founder of Entertainment + Culture Pavilion), Fabrícia Sterce (director of How to Survive), and Syed Jazib Ali (documentarian and founder of Mudland Studio). Free ticket registration available.
PPP curates and moderates a panel at BFI Southbank, Screen NFT3, presenting Iracema: Uma Transa Amazônica, a landmark of hybrid political cinema. A young woman travels a newly opened highway with a truck driver, witnessing exploitation along the route. The film blends documentary and fiction to expose the human cost of Amazonian 'development'. Panel discussion features film director Jorge Bodanzky and Amazon expert Dr Erika Berenger.
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Replikka, award-winning PPP short documentary and winner of Best International Short Documentary at Hot Docs 2026 (qualified for Oscar nomination), makes its UK debut on Saturday, 27 June at 3:15 PM at BFI Southbank, Screen NFT2. The film screens alongside The Father and the Shaman, also set in the Xingu Indigenous Territory. Q&A with Felipe Tomazelli (co-director of The Father and the Shaman) and Yula Rocha (PPP Communication Lead and producer of Replikka) follows. An additional screening is scheduled for Tuesday, 30 June at 6:10 PM on the same screen for those who missed the premiere.