Join us for a special evening of film, discussion and live performance at NEA, part of the 2026 Folk Film Gathering.
North Edinburgh Arts is delighted to partner with Transgressive North to bring another special film screening to Muirhouse as part of this year’s Folk Film Gathering.
Amussu
(Nadir Bouhmouch, Morocco, 2019)
Event includes welcome, live performance, film screening and post-film discussion
FREE event, all welcome!
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Film running time: 1h 39min
Doors open from 5.30pm
Event begins 6pm (Event running time 2h 36min)
This year we are excited to be screening Amussu – a documentary following the courageous stand taken by an indigenous community in southeast Morocco against the encroachments of a multinational mining corporation.
Amussu celebrates the ways in which small actions combine into powerful collective resistance.
Made together with the community it documents, Amussu is a powerful testament to the power of each child, woman and man to together change the course of history.
This year’s event has been curated by North Edinburgh Arts’ Artist-in-Residence Samantha Dick.
ABOUT the Folk Film Gathering
Curated by Transgressive North, the Folk Film Gathering is the world’s first folk film festival, screening films that celebrate the lived experiences of communities worldwide. Each annual edition explores the relationships between cinema and other traditional arts (such as oral storytelling and folk song), discovering what a folk cinema has been at moments throughout world film history, and how it may look in the future.
https://www.folkcinemas.com/folkfilmgathering
Screenings and events will be online and in person at Cameo Picturehouse, the Scottish Storytelling Centre, and North Edinburgh Arts.
You can download the full 2026 programme here.
