ON THE PENULTIMATE NIGHT OF OUR NOVEMBER SEASON, Transmissions takes you to 1990s Paris when we screen Robin Campillo's soul-shaking ode to HIV activist group ACT UP, 120 Battements par minute (2017) with a special intro by a current member of ACT UP.

Weaving the group's routine of protesting in the day and clubbing at night closer and closer together across its runtime to a soundtrack of pulsing electronic music, the film beautifully illustrates the element of resistance at play in simply existing as a queer person in the face of government forces that are determined to stamp you out.

Transmissions is proud to present one of the finest works of queer cinema in the past decade to our majority trans audience, in our weekly community space that requires no entry fee, and always centres the local trans community.

Next stop: New York

There will be an intermission partway through.

Subtitles will be displayed throughout.

Seating is a mixture of benches, backed chairs, bar stools and floor space and is first come first served.