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Forest Happenings PresentsThe Forest Big Night Out23rd May 7-midnight, Old St Paul’s Hall, 63 Jeffrey Street, Edinburgh, EH1 3RHDear all As you all know the Forest has had a bit of rough time of late, what with being told not to have live bands play and the ongoing saga of the subterranean lake we have seem to have inherited in the basement It’s at times like these the Forest needs your love and what better to show it than by coming to this wee little shin dig that we’ve arranged at Old St Paul’s. With an amazing line up of local talent, late closing, free entry and BYOB (corkage mind you) this is the Forest uncaged. So show some love and come along Passion Pusher - lo fi psychedelia  http://passionpusher.bandcamp.com/ Liz Cronin - darkly comic singer song writer  http://www.theskinny.co.uk/music/features/300522-fruit_tree_foundation_new_branch Wise L Leathermonk - scottish psychedelic teuchter folk rap tunes music and poetryhttp://www.reverbnation.com/wiselleathermonk Dub Chieftain - eccentric Glasgow-based banjo & electronic music mystic weaver. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l-O5LuOnIhI https://vimeo.com/56723571 Tunes from DJ Jimmy Bastard  Plus The Fabulous Barocco Tribal Dancers http://tamsynbellydance.com/barocco/

Forest Happenings Presents
The Forest Big Night Out
23rd May 7-midnight, Old St Paul’s Hall, 63 Jeffrey Street, Edinburgh, EH1 3RH

Dear all 

As you all know the Forest has had a bit of rough time of late, what with being told not to have live bands play and the ongoing saga of the subterranean lake we have seem to have inherited in the basement It’s at times like these the Forest needs your love and what better to show it than by coming to this wee little shin dig that we’ve arranged at Old St Paul’s. With an amazing line up of local talent, late closing, free entry and BYOB (corkage mind you) this is the Forest uncaged. So show some love and come along 

Passion Pusher - lo fi psychedelia 

Liz Cronin - darkly comic singer song writer 

Wise L Leathermonk - scottish psychedelic teuchter folk rap tunes music and poetry

Dub Chieftain - eccentric Glasgow-based banjo & electronic music mystic weaver. 

Tunes from DJ Jimmy Bastard 

Plus The Fabulous Barocco Tribal Dancers 


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Music for theremin, cello and circuit-bent casio: Makmed the Miller Footage: Makmed the Miller. Makmed is a founder member of Forgotten Fish Memory Orchestra http://livewithoutdeadtime.wordpress.com

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4by8 Gallery PresentsRuby Bayley-Pratt 1st - 30th May “I came upon a single feather, a half-hearted wish for something better.” This series is based upon a theory of mine: “A Ribbon Around A Lamp-post”. Years ago I was on the school bus daydreaming out the window and we drove past a lamp-post with a blue ribbon tied in a perfect bow around it. The beauty of that little ribbon tied all the way up there, a flash of colour on something usually so dull, so mundane, clicked with something deep inside me. Since then, I’ve focused on seeing the beauty in the little thing; on appreciating the tiniest details that we so often pass by. The way a beam of light hits a bit of moss, the way a petal has landed in the grass, the way a feather balances perfectly on the water surface. Ruby x”

4by8 Gallery Presents
Ruby Bayley-Pratt
1st - 30th May

“I came upon a single feather, a half-hearted wish for something better.” This series is based upon a theory of mine: “A Ribbon Around A Lamp-post”. Years ago I was on the school bus daydreaming out the window and we drove past a lamp-post with a blue ribbon tied in a perfect bow around it. The beauty of that little ribbon tied all the way up there, a flash of colour on something usually so dull, so mundane, clicked with something deep inside me. Since then, I’ve focused on seeing the beauty in the little thing; on appreciating the tiniest details that we so often pass by. The way a beam of light hits a bit of moss, the way a petal has landed in the grass, the way a feather balances perfectly on the water surface. Ruby x”

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4by8 Gallery presentsTupelo Tree 2nd - 30th May Studying photography a while back forced me to see things in different angles and perspectives. I recently joined a printmakers and plan to make a mess of beautiful art there. Trees are my constant safe place. Tupelo Tree began in January 2012. You can follow me on Facebook where I update what I’m doing and where I’m showing or have a look at my Etsy site. www.facebook.com/tupelotree www.etsy.com/shop/tupelotreeprints

4by8 Gallery presents
Tupelo Tree
2nd - 30th May

Studying photography a while back forced me to see things in different angles and perspectives. I recently joined a printmakers and plan to make a mess of beautiful art there.

Trees are my constant safe place.

Tupelo Tree began in January 2012.

You can follow me on Facebook where I update what I’m doing and where I’m showing or have a look at my Etsy site. www.facebook.com/tupelotree www.etsy.com/shop/tupelotreeprints

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NOTES FROM THE FORT - MICHELLE ELRICK/ VIEWMASTER, RYAN VAN WINKLE10th May, 8-11pmDon’t miss this double bill of transatlantic literary talents and transform your Friday night into something specialNotes From The FortMichelle Elrick is a poet and artist from Canada. Her first book, a collection of poems titled To Speak, was published by The Muses’ Company in 2010. The following year she received the John Hirsch Award for Most Promising Manitoba Writer. She has released her work in print, audio and video, and read at festivals and events in Vancouver, Winnipeg, London, Kingston, Belfast and Copenhagen. Over the summer of 2012 she produced a series of performance installations in Reykjavik, Iceland called “Notes from the Fort: a poetic of inhabited space.” She will be presenting new work from this project in Europe and Western Canada throughout 2013. Notes From the Fort is a series of performance installations that create intimate places in unfamiliar environments through the play act of fort building. Using only existing structures and a suitcase full of hand-crafted materials, each fort is constructed, inhabited, noted and dismantled in a live poetic document of sense of place and the origins of home. Join Michelle Elrick as she uses the Fort to track a course through her personal and ancestral roots, offering answers to the age-old question “What is home?” with new poetry documenting places in Scotland, Austria, and Canada. www.michelleelrick.ca  ViewmasterRyan Van Winkle is currently Poet in Residence at Edinburgh City Libraries following a successful and extended 3-year run as the Scottish Poetry Library’s first-ever Reader in Residence. He remains the host of the SPL’s weekly poetry podcast and continues to encourage the reading of poetry. Some say ‘by any means necessary’. Ryan has hosted thousands of joyus poetry events and thrown many fantastic parties (sometimes involving paint). He has read poems to audiences all over the world including at The Melbourne Writer’s Festival, The Edinburgh International Book Festival, Shakespeare and Company (Paris) and Tacheles (Berlin). His critically praised first collection, Tomorrow, We Will Live Here, was published by Salt in 2010 and won the prestigious Crashaw Prize. His poems have appeared in New Writing Scotland, The American Poetry Review, AGNI, Poetry New Zealand and The Oxford Poets series. Eyewear magazine wrote ’Van Winkle’s poems are not static portraits of men and women framed in windows or doorways, but poems with characters that move within their environments and which, with their histories, move the reader.’ While The Glasgow Review said: ‘this collection seems to be at the forefront of a shift to something new, it is on the way to a perfection of some new movement.’Join Ryan for a personal slideshow for your eyes and ears only. You choose the journey and we will bring you on a sometimes surprising, sometime surreal, tour accompanied by the ambient sounds of the man they call Dan. Performances are one-to-one-to-Viewmaster, and last under 10 minutes. A rare chance to travel, listen and pause in one beautiful space. www.ryanvanwinkle.com

NOTES FROM THE FORT - MICHELLE ELRICK/ VIEWMASTER, RYAN VAN WINKLE
10th May, 8-11pm

Don’t miss this double bill of transatlantic literary talents and transform your Friday night into something special

Notes From The Fort

Michelle Elrick is a poet and artist from Canada. Her first book, a collection of poems titled To Speak, was published by The Muses’ Company in 2010. The following year she received the John Hirsch Award for Most Promising Manitoba Writer. She has released her work in print, audio and video, and read at festivals and events in Vancouver, Winnipeg, London, Kingston, Belfast and Copenhagen. Over the summer of 2012 she produced a series of performance installations in Reykjavik, Iceland called “Notes from the Fort: a poetic of inhabited space.” She will be presenting new work from this project in Europe and Western Canada throughout 2013. 

Notes From the Fort is a series of performance installations that create intimate places in unfamiliar environments through the play act of fort building. Using only existing structures and a suitcase full of hand-crafted materials, each fort is constructed, inhabited, noted and dismantled in a live poetic document of sense of place and the origins of home. Join Michelle Elrick as she uses the Fort to track a course through her personal and ancestral roots, offering answers to the age-old question “What is home?” with new poetry documenting places in Scotland, Austria, and Canada.


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Ryan Van Winkle is currently Poet in Residence at Edinburgh City Libraries following a successful and extended 3-year run as the Scottish Poetry Library’s first-ever Reader in Residence. He remains the host of the SPL’s weekly poetry podcast and continues to encourage the reading of poetry. Some say ‘by any means necessary’. Ryan has hosted thousands of joyus poetry events and thrown many fantastic parties (sometimes involving paint). He has read poems to audiences all over the world including at The Melbourne Writer’s Festival, The Edinburgh International Book Festival, Shakespeare and Company (Paris) and Tacheles (Berlin). His critically praised first collection, Tomorrow, We Will Live Here, was published by Salt in 2010 and won the prestigious Crashaw Prize. His poems have appeared in New Writing Scotland, The American Poetry Review, AGNI, Poetry New Zealand and The Oxford Poets series. Eyewear magazine wrote ’Van Winkle’s poems are not static portraits of men and women framed in windows or doorways, but poems with characters that move within their environments and which, with their histories, move the reader.’ While The Glasgow Review said: ‘this collection seems to be at the forefront of a shift to something new, it is on the way to a perfection of some new movement.’

Join Ryan for a personal slideshow for your eyes and ears only. You choose the journey and we will bring you on a sometimes surprising, sometime surreal, tour accompanied by the ambient sounds of the man they call Dan. Performances are one-to-one-to-Viewmaster, and last under 10 minutes. A rare chance to travel, listen and pause in one beautiful space. 

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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT!!!!!Hi Fellow Foresters You may have all noticed that things at the Forest Cafe are getting a bit on the quiet side To paraphrase Mr Strummer ‘We fought the law and the law won’ and due to council restrictions we are no longer able to host any live music events. So as of the 19th April we can’t take any more band bookings. We’re pretty devastated by this, as you know as a volunteer non profit organisation we’ve always been keen to support the music scene in Edinburgh. Whether your a new band cutting your teeth,or an established act trying out new material, the Forest has always been there for you. We are fighting this though and speaking to the council, to see what we need to do to so the Forest can resume with live music events. So if any of you folks have friends in high places let them know of the Forests plight. We are also working with the council to clarify what we can and can’t do in the space, so don’t be shy coming over and having a chat with one of our volunteers if there’s something you’d like the Forest to help you out with.  In the meantime to keep the fires burning we will be launching the Forest Big Night Out at Old St Paul’s, a monthly music event, the first of which will be 18th May. Keep your eyes peeled for further details Love The Forest Cafe 

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT!!!!!

Hi Fellow Foresters You may have all noticed that things at the Forest Cafe are getting a bit on the quiet side To paraphrase Mr Strummer ‘We fought the law and the law won’ and due to council restrictions we are no longer able to host any live music events. So as of the 19th April we can’t take any more band bookings. 

We’re pretty devastated by this, as you know as a volunteer non profit organisation we’ve always been keen to support the music scene in Edinburgh. Whether your a new band cutting your teeth,or an established act trying out new material, the Forest has always been there for you. We are fighting this though and speaking to the council, to see what we need to do to so the Forest can resume with live music events. So if any of you folks have friends in high places let them know of the Forests plight. We are also working with the council to clarify what we can and can’t do in the space, so don’t be shy coming over and having a chat with one of our volunteers if there’s something you’d like the Forest to help you out with. 
 
In the meantime to keep the fires burning we will be launching the Forest Big Night Out at Old St Paul’s, a monthly music event, the first of which will be 18th May. Keep your eyes peeled for further details Love The Forest Cafe 

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SocieTea Bring and Buy Sale ForestCentre+, 38 Castle Terrace 8.30am - 1.30pm

SocieTea Bring and Buy Sale
ForestCentre+, 38 Castle Terrace
8.30am - 1.30pm

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SUBJECT INDEXIain Morrison performs and reconstructs the complete works of Emily Dickinson Mondays 15th April to 6th May Iain Morrison will read aloud all of Emily Dickinson’s poems from the Thomas H. Johnson Edition of her work, over the course of four Mondays from 15th April to 6th May, 2013 at Forest Centre Plus. Eavesdropping is possible between the hours of 12–2pm and 5.30–7.30pm. Free entry at 38 Castle Terrace, Edinburgh. Follow the sound of the voice once inside the glass-doored foyer. A replica of Emily Dickinson’s iconic white dress has been fashioned for the reading by her namesake Emily Goodwin. Following inspiration from Thomas H. Johnson’s ingenious categorisation of Dickinson’s poems in his labyrinthine and fascinating Subject Index, Iain Morrison will create his own subjective diagram of the 1775 included poems’ relationships to each other and to Emily Dickinson herself, imagined self-concealed in her homestead. Argyle House, Forest Centre Plus’ homestead, stands in in the imagination with its own concealments and partial revelations, booths, rooms and glass partitions.

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Iain Morrison performs and reconstructs the complete works of Emily Dickinson
Mondays 15th April to 6th May

Iain Morrison will read aloud all of Emily Dickinson’s poems from the Thomas H. Johnson Edition of her work, over the course of four Mondays from 15th April to 6th May, 2013 at Forest Centre Plus.

Eavesdropping is possible between the hours of 12–2pm and 5.30–7.30pm. Free entry at 38 Castle Terrace, Edinburgh. Follow the sound of the voice once inside the glass-doored foyer.

A replica of Emily Dickinson’s iconic white dress has been fashioned for the reading by her namesake Emily Goodwin.

Following inspiration from Thomas H. Johnson’s ingenious categorisation of Dickinson’s poems in his labyrinthine and fascinating Subject Index, Iain Morrison will create his own subjective diagram of the 1775 included poems’ relationships to each other and to Emily Dickinson herself, imagined self-concealed in her homestead. Argyle House, Forest Centre Plus’ homestead, stands in in the imagination with its own concealments and partial revelations, booths, rooms and glass partitions.

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4:8 Gallery presentsCastles Built In Sand 2nd - 29th April A collective of independent filmmakers, photographers, musicians, artists and writers, Castles Built in Sand (CBIS) exists to observe, document, explore and share ways of working. Their approach to critical and creative work is to allow time and space for self-reflexive/questioning thought-processes to take place, as a means of uncovering meaningful trends in society. Through these ways of working they hope to produce observational documents that arouse open-ended and inclusive debate. Here CBiS present work from two of their recent studies: Ghosts and the Machine and Helpyourself Manchester. On April 8the, also at The Forest, CBIS will be screening their recently completed documentary film Helpyourself Manchester - alongside two short films from local D.I.Y. filmmaker Jamie Khrist. http://castlesbuiltinsand.wordpress.com/

4:8 Gallery presents
Castles Built In Sand
2nd - 29th April

A collective of independent filmmakers, photographers, musicians, artists and writers, Castles Built in Sand (CBIS) exists to observe, document, explore and share ways of working. Their approach to critical and creative work is to allow time and space for self-reflexive/questioning thought-processes to take place, as a means of uncovering meaningful trends in society. Through these ways of working they hope to produce observational documents that arouse open-ended and inclusive debate.

Here CBiS present work from two of their recent studies: Ghosts and the Machine and Helpyourself Manchester.

On April 8the, also at The Forest, CBIS will be screening their recently completed documentary film Helpyourself Manchester - alongside two short films from local D.I.Y. filmmaker Jamie Khrist.

http://castlesbuiltinsand.wordpress.com/

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RAGGED UNVERSITY BREWING UP AT THE FORESTApril 11th, 7-10 pmCombining the art of learning with fun The Forest is pleased to host two talk by Ragged University on brewing and distillingBrewing redux; centuries of brewing art and science in 45minutes by Andrew Barnett aka Barney.Andrew started working in a brewery even before he was old enough to drink legally, his dad working for a brewery too. After a few years as a brewery dogsbody Andrew went to night-school in order to get onto the Heriot-Watt brewing & distilling course in Edinburgh. Other than a few short stints as a musician and a spell in advertising his working career has been in brewing & distilling companies. In 2010 He quit a job for an international spirits co to set up his own business. Brewing seemed the obvious choice. In 2012 Andre moved into the home of Barney’s Beer – Summerhall. Which was a brewery site itself from approx. 1704 to 1909. From Moonshine to Masters and the distillation of beer by Cory Mason Brought up in California, and educated in NY for over 10 years Cory worked in some of the best bars and hotels, creating cocktails and training bartenders. The entire time that he was working to sell booze, he was also practicing at creating it. What started as a hobby and modest bootlegging business has now led him to Scotland to complete an MSc in distilling and profession as a distiller. To Cory, distilling is the perfect mix of science, art, and craft. It is alchemy, allowing one to release the true essence of substance. Come along to the Forest Cafe from 7pm and enjoy these social lectures. Grab a drink, have a bite to eat, enjoy music in the break, meet someone new. Check out the website for more details - www.ragged-online.com

RAGGED UNVERSITY BREWING UP AT THE FOREST

April 11th, 7-10 pm

Combining the art of learning with fun The Forest is pleased to host two talk by Ragged University on brewing and distilling

Brewing redux; centuries of brewing art and science in 45minutes by Andrew Barnett aka Barney.

Andrew started working in a brewery even before he was old enough to drink legally, his dad working for a brewery too. After a few years as a brewery dogsbody Andrew went to night-school in order to get onto the Heriot-Watt brewing & distilling course in Edinburgh. Other than a few short stints as a musician and a spell in advertising his working career has been in brewing & distilling companies. In 2010 He quit a job for an international spirits co to set up his own business. Brewing seemed the obvious choice. In 2012 Andre moved into the home of Barney’s Beer – Summerhall. Which was a brewery site itself from approx. 1704 to 1909. 

From Moonshine to Masters and the distillation of beer by Cory Mason 

Brought up in California, and educated in NY for over 10 years Cory worked in some of the best bars and hotels, creating cocktails and training bartenders. The entire time that he was working to sell booze, he was also practicing at creating it. What started as a hobby and modest bootlegging business has now led him to Scotland to complete an MSc in distilling and profession as a distiller. To Cory, distilling is the perfect mix of science, art, and craft. It is alchemy, allowing one to release the true essence of substance. 

Come along to the Forest Cafe from 7pm and enjoy these social lectures. Grab a drink, have a bite to eat, enjoy music in the break, meet someone new. Check out the website for more details - www.ragged-online.com

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BOLLYWOOD SUNDAY7th April, 12-7pmIt’s back, bigger, badder and spicier than ever. Bollywood Sunday is here to put some heat into your weekend.While away the Sunday with the finest  70s Bollywood movies Mother India has to offer and indulge in some spicy naughtiness with a cup of chai and the Forest Veggie Curry.  If that’s enough we have the beautiful sounds of the Sitar Project to transport you to the subcontinentSee you there!

BOLLYWOOD SUNDAY


7th April, 12-7pm

It’s back, bigger, badder and spicier than ever. Bollywood Sunday is here to put some heat into your weekend.

While away the Sunday with the finest  70s Bollywood movies Mother India has to offer and indulge in some spicy naughtiness with a cup of chai and the Forest Veggie Curry.  

If that’s enough we have the beautiful sounds of the Sitar Project to transport you to the subcontinent

See you there!

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MOVIE NIGHT @ THE FOREST - GASLANDS1st April @ 7pmThe largest domestic natural gas drilling boom in history has swept across the United States. The Halliburton-developed drilling technology of “fracking” or hydraulic fracturing has unlocked a “Saudia Arabia of natural gas”.  But is fracking safe? When filmmaker Josh Fox is asked to lease his land for drilling, he embarks on a cross-country odyssey uncovering a trail of secrets, lies and contamination. A recently drilled nearby Pennsylvania town reports that residents are able to light their drinking water on fire. This is just one of the many absurd and astonishing revelations of a new country called GASLAND. Part verite travelogue, part expose, part mystery, part bluegrass banjo meltdown, part showdown.http://www.gaslandthemovie.com/

MOVIE NIGHT @ THE FOREST - GASLANDS

1st April @ 7pm

The largest domestic natural gas drilling boom in history has swept across the United States. The Halliburton-developed drilling technology of “fracking” or hydraulic fracturing has unlocked a “Saudia Arabia of natural gas”.  But is fracking safe? When filmmaker Josh Fox is asked to lease his land for drilling, he embarks on a cross-country odyssey uncovering a trail of secrets, lies and contamination. A recently drilled nearby Pennsylvania town reports that residents are able to light their drinking water on fire. This is just one of the many absurd and astonishing revelations of a new country called GASLAND. Part verite travelogue, part expose, part mystery, part bluegrass banjo meltdown, part showdown.

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SEED SWAP30th March 2-5pmHello all there will be a SEED SWAP at the FOREST CAFÉ on Saturday 30th March, 12-5pm. bring seeds, plants, pots, seedlings, books, and other gardening paraphernalia to swap. there will be the chance to plant seeds on the day so bring egg boxes to get started planting early. look forward to seeing you there 

SEED SWAP

30th March 2-5pm

Hello all there will be a SEED SWAP at the FOREST CAFÉ on Saturday 30th March, 12-5pm. bring seeds, plants, pots, seedlings, books, and other gardening paraphernalia to swap. there will be the chance to plant seeds on the day so bring egg boxes to get started planting early. look forward to seeing you there 

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THE SING SONG SESSIONSA Community meet, greet and eat, sing and song! 22nd & 27th March, 17th & 19th April Everyone welcome to listen and play. Come along! Bring family bring friends, bring instruments! Lazy Lunctimes 12-4 Wednesday - 27th March and 17th April Musical Mealtimes 6.30-10.30 Friday - 22nd March and 19th April See “The Fools Academy” or “The Lazy Lunchtime Sing Song Sessions” facebook pages to tuck in to some more tea shop tour dates.

THE SING SONG SESSIONS
A Community meet, greet and eat, sing and song!
22nd & 27th March, 17th & 19th April

Everyone welcome to listen and play. Come along! Bring family bring friends, bring instruments!

Lazy Lunctimes 12-4 Wednesday - 27th March and 17th April

Musical Mealtimes 6.30-10.30 Friday - 22nd March and 19th April

See “The Fools Academy” or “The Lazy Lunchtime Sing Song Sessions” facebook pages to tuck in to some more tea shop tour dates.

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The Forest Cafe Presents’The Ghost of Piramida’27th March @ 8.00 pmA special treat this Wednesday, by arrangement with Danish trio Efterkleng, Forest Cafe is pleased to announce a special showing of their movie ‘The Ghost of Piramida’Following the release of fourth album Piramida (Sep 2012, 4AD), Efterklang add another string to their bow with The Ghost of Piramida, a film by Danish director Andreas Koefoed, that documents the Danish trio’s visit to the abandoned Russian mining town where the record’s inception began back in the summer of 2011. Accompanied by their taciturn and indifferent Russian polar bear guard, the group goes on an audio treasure hunt in the empty buildings of the abandoned town, while the narrator, former Piramida citizen Alexander, takes us back to a bygone era, when Piramida flourished and the immigrant Russian miners and their families lived in a Soviet parallel society far from the brutal reality of their homeland. The Ghost of Piramida premiered in November 2012 in Amsterdam at the world’s biggest documentary film festival IDFA, and here the film was selected as one of the top three music films of the year. Since then, the film has been screened at several other film festivals and in art house cinemas around Europe, and now the Forest Cafehttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Iel9NAfjwAs&sns=em

The Forest Cafe Presents

’The Ghost of Piramida’
27th March @ 8.00 pm

A special treat this Wednesday, by arrangement with Danish trio Efterkleng, Forest Cafe is pleased to announce a special showing of their movie ‘The Ghost of Piramida’

Following the release of fourth album Piramida (Sep 2012, 4AD), Efterklang add another string to their bow with The Ghost of Piramida, a film by Danish director Andreas Koefoed, that documents the Danish trio’s visit to the abandoned Russian mining town where the record’s inception began back in the summer of 2011. Accompanied by their taciturn and indifferent Russian polar bear guard, the group goes on an audio treasure hunt in the empty buildings of the abandoned town, while the narrator, former Piramida citizen Alexander, takes us back to a bygone era, when Piramida flourished and the immigrant Russian miners and their families lived in a Soviet parallel society far from the brutal reality of their homeland. The Ghost of Piramida premiered in November 2012 in Amsterdam at the world’s biggest documentary film festival IDFA, and here the film was selected as one of the top three music films of the year. Since then, the film has been screened at several other film festivals and in art house cinemas around Europe, and now the Forest Cafe

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