120 BPM film screening

In the early 1990s, members of the activist group ACT UP in Paris demand action from the government and pharmaceutical companies to combat the AIDS epidemic. For a decade, AIDS has been ravaging lives, yet activists from ACT UP Paris face public indifference, governmental obtuseness, and pharmaceutical manipulation. Newcomer Nathan meets Sean, a radical in the movement whose political fight is also a fight for his life as he is HIV positive with limited time left. The film, titled to reflect both heart-rate monitoring and the house beat of dance clubs, offers an unconventional look at community members living politics personally.

Entrance fee – 175 CZK, 155 CZK discount for students and seniors