A 2 min documentary on climbing club watch it on you tube
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cXd4t-swiZA∞


Screening
Thursday 21st April
Curzon Soho
6pm -7pm

Subverting the City
Four short films by Daniel Edelstyn and Hilary Powel
Featuring

Episode 1
The Space Hijackers - Not Cricket
The Space Hijackers are a group of anarchists who take on the power of international capitalism by challenging a group of City late night drinkers to a game of cricket outside the LIFFE building in the City of London. www.spacehijackers.co.uk

Episode 2
Climbing Club
invites you to try urban climbing, a platform for investigation, analysis and discussion - a unique format for integrating intellectual and
physical engagement with architecture. In this three minute documentary Climbing Club investigate the dirty facades of the City of London, suggesting a change in perspective and multiple possible modes of
engagement with the built environment.
for more info contact Lottie Child lottie@malinky.org

Episode 3
The Office for Subversive Architecture
Transforming dereliction into a home for a mutant soft toy, these subversive architects challenge us to respond to city space and its potential for imaginative intervention. see www.osa-online.net

Episode 4
Rights and Sites produce Mis-Guides to unappreciated places, exploring the city and looking for the everyday adventures and hidden stories of the street in Milton Keynes.

Also

WORK BY CHRISTIAN by ralph phillips
A day in the life of a homeless man who's also a thief

There will be bands -
The Composers see www.the-composers.co.uk for more info
PARK . frontman Paolo longheu - dark lyrical hip hop
Blanket - melancholic . see www.allloveisdead.com


Credits
Dir: Daniel Edelstyn
Exec Prod: Emily James
Head of Production:Martin Long
Researcher: Hilary Powell
Camera: Arun Taylor( Space Hijackers).Mat Sunderland ( Wrights and sites).
Dan Edelstyn. Hilary Powell.
Camera Assistant:Ralph Phillips
Sound: Stéphane Malenfant
Editor: Daniel Edelstyn
Prod Co: Fulcrum Productions
Titles/ credits: Make-UP
Music by Score Draw and Nick Graham-Smith