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Two widely anticipated documentaries A letter to Geldof and Think Big will premiere at London’s Rich Mix Cinema in E1 to celebrate Ghana’s 50th anniversary of independence from British rule.
Monday 26 March 2007
Monday 26 March 2007
7.30pm
11.00pm
Rich Mix Cultural Foundation
£5 minimum donation
Event
Two widely anticipated documentaries are being premiered on Monday 26th March at London’s Rich Mix Cinema in E1. Shot in Ghana, these films celebrate Ghana’s 50th anniversary of independence from British colonial rule by showcasing inspiring tales rarely heard in the UK.
A letter to Geldof features a town called Bisease, where Bob Geldof was crowned Chief of Development. The film explores the impact of his crowning and leads us to reflect on the meaning of promises and the role of celebrities.
Think Big showcases Ghanaians with big aspirations and big plans. Flash hotels, fab homes and full-on modernity are where it’s at; dependence makes Ghanaians sick. This film turns the usual pity fest on its head and showcases Ghanaians who are making it and making development happen.
CONTACT
To book your tickets please visit www.justgiving.com/thinkbig
For more information on the films and to contact the crew visit www.worldwrite.org.uk or contact Ceri or Viv on 
020 8985 5435 or 
world.write@btconnect.com
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