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Denim is a short film by Siana Bangura that examines gentrification and social cleansing in South East London. Through a personal narrative, Bangura revisits locations such as Bermondsey, Rotherhithe, and Shoreditch, reflecting on how these areas have changed over time and the impact on the communities that once thrived there.
The film combines personal memories with broader social commentary, illustrating the tension between urban development and the displacement of long-time residents. By focusing on specific neighborhoods like Brixton and Peckham, Bangura provides a moving look at the cultural shifts occurring in London.
Why Watch
- •See Siana Bangura's personal reflections on London.
- •Find out how gentrification affects local communities.
- •Meet the neighborhoods reshaped by urban development.
Did You Know
•Siana Bangura is both the writer and director of 'Denim'.
•The film has a duration of 11 minutes.
•Locations featured include Elephant & Castle and Walworth Road.
Perfect For
Urban studies enthusiastsFans of poetic cinemaLondon history buffs