Sacred Art, Secret Women
Cinemattic presents Sacred Art, Secret Women, a short film programme offering a collective portrait of Latin American women’s artistic and audiovisual expressions across six decades.
About Sacred Art, Secret Women
| 15th November 2025 | |
| 7.30pm | |
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St Peters Scottish Episcopal Church Edinburgh 14 Lutton Place, Edinburgh South EH8 9PE |
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| £5 - £10 | |
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Cinemattic presents Sacred Art, Secret Women, a short film programme offering a collective portrait of Latin American women’s artistic and audiovisual expressions across six decades. Through documentary, animation, experimental formats, and archival material, this series brings to light stories of dreams and fears, social norms and legends, ancestral knowledge, and women whose art may have been overlooked but whose voices endure. Spanning from Mexico to Ecuador, it invites a reflection on the multidimensional art of women – the personal and communal, the known and the hidden – honoring creators we may have never met, yet whose art leaves an indelible mark.
Delicious Colombian street food from Sabor al Toque awaits!
15th November– Doors open at 7:30pm / Screening starts at 8:00pm
St Peter’s Church Hall, Lutton Place, Edinburgh EH8 9PE
Accessibility:
This programme will screen with descriptive subtitles, transcribing both dialogue and key sounds and other key audio information from the film
This venue is wheelchair accessible
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