Reclaim The Frame champions marginalised perspectives in cinema, and connects audiences through community building and conversation.

In partnership with cinemas, distributors and festivals across the UK and beyond, we create impactful and inclusive campaigns to build audiences for films we support.

EVENTS

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Leeds: Little Trouble Girls with pre-recorded introduction and Q+A with director Urška Djukić

From Friday 5 September

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London: Little Trouble Girls with pre-recorded introduction and Q+A with director Urška Djukić

From Friday 29 August

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Manchester: Little Trouble Girls with pre-recorded introduction and Q+A with director Urška Djukić

From Friday 29 August

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FILMS

Marlee Matlin: Not Alone Anymore

Palestine 36

Hedda

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NEWS

Three men stand together outdoors in front of a microphone during what appears to be a formal or ceremonial event. The man in the center, wearing a brown suit and hat, speaks into the microphone. To his left stands a bearded man in a black suit and bowler hat, and to his right is a man dressed in a dark suit with a traditional Middle Eastern head covering. A beige backdrop and part of a metal structure are visible behind them under a bright sky.

Elhum Shakerifar on Annemarie Jacir's urgent restoration of a neglected chapter in Palestine's history

In a continuation of the partnership between Reclaim The Frame and Girls On Tops to support the release of Palestine 36, and to m ark International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People, BAFTA-nominated produc er and curator Elhum Shakerifar explores Annemarie Jacir's representation of British complicity in the film. Shakerifar notes the blend of fictional characters with real historical figures, grounding the story in reality. Shakerifar explains how the film's illu

Dec 5

Four people pose casually in front of a movie poster for the film Palestine 36. They are wearing matching white T-shirts with the name “ANNEMARIE JACIR” printed in bold black letters.

Girls on Tops and Reclaim The Frame join forces to celebrate Annemarie Jacir

Critic Hannah Flint, Reclaim The Frame's Dani Lippman and Flo Cartwright, and director Julia Jackman with the limited edition Annemarie Jacir shirt (L-R) Credit: Laura Stratford To celebrate the release of Palestine 36 , Reclaim The Frame joined forces with Girls on Tops to honour the legendary Annemarie Jacir, a Palestinian filmmaker whose previous work includes Wajib, Salt of this Sea and When I Saw You. Jacir’s latest film, Palestine 36 takes us back to 1936 Mandatory Pal

Nov 27