On behalf of the BU Centre for the Study of Conflict, Emotion and Social Justice, this is an invitation to join us at a film screening of Indian Space Dreams, followed by a Q&A discussion on 5th October at 5.30pm in the new Poole Gateway building on Talbot Campus.
Film trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tP-kkgf3fpc
The film was produced and directed by Dr Sue Sudbury and has been screened on TV in 98 countries. It is a wonderfully inspirational film and was long-listed for the Best International Feature Documentary Academy Award.
- The event begins at 5.30pm with a drinks reception, with Prof John Vinney introducing Dr Sue Sudbury and our special guest speaker and discussant, Dr Hugh Mortimer – the renowned space scientist:
- At 6.30 pm we will watch the film (77 minutes), followed by a short Q and A with Sue and Hugh Mortimer, with Dr Chindu Sreedharan, as Chair.
To join this screening, please do register a place through this link: https://indianspacedreams22.eventbrite.co.uk
Places are limited so please book asap!
We look forward to seeing you there.
Candida Yates and Sue Sudbury (Co-Directors of the Centre for the Study of Conflict, Emotion and Social Justice (CESJ))

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