Free entrance and breakfast provided!
Please join us at Kunsthall 3,14 for a breakfast panel conversation about the mechanics of repression in Cuba and Iran. How can social movements and artistic strategies help when facing repression?
In collaboration with BIFF, Kunsthall 3,14, and Cuba Cambia.
The panel draws on the BIFF movies ‘A Long Cuban Night’ and ‘Rehearsals for a Revolution’
The Long Cuban Night (2026), directed by Sergio Fernández Borrás, follows the Movement San Isidro (MSI), a group of Cuban artists, as they protest against the imprisonment of rapper Denis Solís. Using their phones to document what they go through, they document the violence and repression they face by the Cuban government. The movie portrays the hunger strikes, protests, and events that led to the 2021 demonstrations.
Find the showtimes and tickets for the Long Cuban Night here.
Rehearsals for a Revolution (2026) shows director Pegah Ahangarani’s personal stories and home videos, showcasing the conflict and resistance in Iran from 1979 to 2026. Across five chapters, Ahangarani draws on the lives of those close to her to tell a broader collective story of her homeland, Iran.
Find the showtimes and tickets for Rehearsals for a Revolution here.
When: October 17th, 11–12:00
Where: Kunsthall 3,14, Vågsallmenningen 12
Kunsthall 3,14, located in the center of Bergen, is a contemporary art institution
embracing the political with international artists. The exhibitions, live program, and
collaborative projects at 3,14 investigate the dynamic and provocative nature of
contemporary art.
Panelists:
Patricia Pérez is a Spanish-Cuban producer and screenwriter. She is best known for her documentary In a Whisper. She is the producer and screenwriter of the Long Cuban Night.
Peter Good is an Associate Professor of Arabic and Middle East history at the University of Bergen, with a focus on European interactions with Iran and Persianate Culture.
Moderator: Gitte Sætre is the debate editor at Kunsthall 3,14