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The Sandbox presented by Pixida Films

A clear-sighted mapping of the fault lines on the world map of the 21st century. Power politics, migration, and surveillance are violent forces in a global drama, depicted with sharp artistic vision through The Sandbox.

This film screening will be presented by Pixida Films and followed by a panel discussion with Solomon’s editor in chief, Lydia Emmanouilidou, and other activists and people with lived experience.

Venue →
Cinobo Opera. Akadimias 57, Athina 106 79, Greece
Date & Time →
Thursday, October 08 / 9:30 – 11:30 PM
Discussion with →
Natalia Galgos, Pixida Film, Lydia Emmanouilidou.

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