Film
Young Soul Rebels
D: Isaac Julien, GB 1991, 35mm, 105 min, OV engl.
Fri, Aug 17, 2018
10 pm
Admission: Evening ticket (2 concerts + film) 16€/12€, Film only 6€/4€
Open-air on the roof terrace
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Queer love story set in the 1970s soul and punk scene.
London 1977: several scenes groove, bellow, and pogo at the same time. The funk and soul of the two soul boys and radio DJs Chris and Caz, the punk of bands like X-Ray Spex, and the Ska of the skinhead community. In his 1991 coming-of-age drama, shimmering with atmosphere and chock-full of P-funk goodies, director Isaac Julien uses the forbidden love story between a soul boy and a punk to make a clear statement about the political situation in a country where racism and homophobia are an ordinary part of everyday life.