Wed 9 July
Exeter Respect Film Night at Exeter Phoenix with The Exeter Film Society
A triple bill! Paradise Lost, We Are Together & I Know I'm Not Alone

Paradise Lost 6pm, £4.50 (£3.50 concs.)
Israel 2003, 56 mins.
Dir: Ebtisam Mara'ana. With Suaad George.
Paradise, in this case, is a Mediterranean fishing village in Israel, one of the few Palestinian villages left intact after the 1948 war. The director goes back to investigate the secrets of her village, its past history and the role of its women. Her quest leads her to Mrs Suaad George, a mythical bad girl from the village who was imprisoned for involvement with the PLO, who eventually left the country to become a Doctor of Law in the UK and now lives in Exeter where she is Vice Chair of Exeter Respect Steering Group!
Introduced by Suaad George, followed by discussion.

We Are Together (PG) 7.45pm, £4.50 (£3.50 concs.)
UK/South Africa 2007, 86 mins.
Dir: Paul Taylor
A spiritually uplifting documentary about the children of the Agape Orphanage in KwaZulu-Natal. Tragedy has become a banal fact of life but despite the shadow of sickness, the house is full of song and laughter as the orphanage choir plan to record an album and travel to London, but they encounter setbacks along the way.
Profit from ticket sales will go to the Agape Orphanage.

I Know I'm Not Alone (15) 9.30pm, £4.50 (£3.50 concs.)
UK/South Africa 2007, 86 mins.
Dir: Paul Taylor
Musician Franti from Spearhead decided to walk his talk of antimilitarism, anti-death penalty and anti-war by visiting the war zones of Iraq, Palestine and Israel, playing his guitar and just talking to everyone he meets about the human cost of war.