Movie: The Constant Gardener

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On Thursday 13th November from 6pm until 8pm in TAYLOR C11 (opposite the Taylor library entry) The LRS will screen a movie titled “The Constant Gardener”.

Gripping and intelligent entertainment, this is a dramatic thriller of sex, lies and dirty politics in modern Africa. Based on a book by espionage novelist John le Carré and directed by Fernando Mereilles (City of God) the film blends high tension with social conscience, giving a human face to the West's exploitation of the Third World.

For more information about the movie click here.

The screening will be followed by a brief discussion which will be moderated by Paula Herm and Ahmed Hassanein.

You are very welcome to come along and enjoy the movie and the refreshments (free of charge)!

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