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Beth Blakemore

Barcelona
As seen in: The Student (Edinburgh), The Wee Review
PhD in Hispanic Studies (moriscos and race-making in Spanish literature) 📖 Postdoctoral researcher 🇪🇸 Theatre Editor @theweereview 🎭 she/her/ella 🌈
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Alchemy Festival returns for its fifteenth edition

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By Beth Blakemore
| The Wee Review
Now in its fifteenth year, Alchemy Film and Moving Image Festival once again welcomes visual artists and fans alike to Hawick on 1-4 May with a multidisciplinary programme exploring identity, belonging, and extraction. Alchemy has long prided itself on being an experimental and collaborative space that brings together the local, national, and international in order to stimulate critically-engaged conversations about the world and art’s place within it.
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10 years of the Edinburgh Spanish Film Festival

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By Beth Blakemore
| The Wee Review
Celebrating its 10th anniversary, the Edinburgh Spanish Film Festival (ESFF) is back and bigger than ever before, bringing Spanish cinema to Edinburgh and beyond. Since its conception back in 2013, the ESFF has steadily grown over the past 10 years.
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As Far As Impossible

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By Beth Blakemore
| The Wee Review
Inspired by the testimonies of workers for the International Red Cross and Doctors Without Borders, Tiago Rodrigues’ As Far As Impossible faces the impossible task of conveying the struggles of those who experience indescribable horrors and situations we do not dare to imagine.
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