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Conducted largely on foot Mystery River is a ‘psycho geographic’ journey presenting Smith’s poetic impressions of the Lea and its environment.

Screening of ‘Mystery River’ and live performance from John Hegley

Saturday 17 June, 3pm – 5pm

An opportunity to see Mystery River a filmic record of Michael Smiths’ walk from the source of the river Lea to its mouth as part of Tributary. Conducted largely on foot Mystery River is a ‘psycho geographic’ journey presenting Smith’s poetic impressions of the Lea and its environment. Mystery River was commissioned by Departure Lounge in 2013 in collaboration with Up Projects and Floating Cinema and co-produced by the University of Bedfordshire. Trevor Horserwood former business director at Departure Lounge will give a brief introductory talk to introduce the project and Luton based artist John Hegley will perform his song about the River Lea after the event.

Free admission but places must be reserved in advance.

Reserve your place

Schedule

3pm – Introduction by Matthew Shaul

3.10pm – Performance from John Hegley

3.30pm – Trevor Horsewood, former co-director of Departure Lounge, will introduce the screening of Michael Smith’s film ‘Mystery River’

3.55pm – Q&A with Abi Spendlove about Tributary, followed by drinks.

Location:

The Storefront
64 Bute Street,
Luton,
LU1 2EY

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