Every Cook Can Govern: The life, impact & works of C.L.R. James Free Film Screening 7.30 on Thursday

Every Cook Can Govern: The life, impact & works of C.L.R. James Free Film Screening 7.30 on Thursday
Every Cook Can Govern – is the first feature-length documentary to explore the life, writings and politics of the great Trinidad-born revolutionary C.L.R. James who died in Brixton in 1989. This historical tour-de-force interweaves never before seen footage of C.L.R. James with unique testimony from those he knew, alongside interviews with the world’s most eminent scholars of James’ life, work and politics. Through a challenging overview of his life and thoughts, from colonialism to cricket, Marxism to movies and reading to revolution, what emerges is an understanding of what it meant to be an uncompromising revolutionary in the 20th Century. For more information about C.L.R. James and to watch the trailer, visit the C.L.R. James Knowledge Portal at http://www.clrjames.uk/ There will be a Q&A after the screening with Ceri Dingle, the director of the film. Refreshments will be available. Location:Worldwrite Volunteer Centre 201 Millfields Road London E5 0AL Tel (+44) 0208 985 5435
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