What forms of resistance and solidarity might arise late at night? Can a dance threaten a repressive regime? The out of doors Friday film programme explores how the power relations embedded in networks could be refused and how technological infrastructure might deliver desire, togetherness, and representation.

Programme starts 20:30 Film – The Prince of Homburg , p. staff (23min) Film – All of Your Stars Are but Dust on My Shoes , Haig Aivazian (18min) Film – People Enjoy My Company , Frank Sweeney (16min) Film – Swinguerra , Bárbara Wagner & Benjamin de Burca (23min)

DJ Set at Weltwirtschafts starts 22:00 Auco

p. staff's The Prince of Homburg uses text from Heinrich von Kleist's 19th-century play of the same name to explore persecution and punishment, gender, queer resistance and the carceral state. In People Enjoy My Company, Frank Sweeney observes late-night conversations in Irish nightclubs conducted through the now obsolete Minitel terminal. Haig Aivazian’s latest film, All of Your Stars Are but Dust on My Shoes assembles found and personal footage to form relations between street lighting, big data and social control, tracking their legacy as tools of surveillance and policing. The dance powered musical Swinguerra by Bárbara Wagner & Benjamin de Burcacommunicates intersectional non-binary resistance to Brazil's current regime.