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LXCL:A special student and journalist screening of Silent Enigma, followed by an opportunity to meet members of the cast, crew and creative team. The feature explores domestic violence, its impact on families and children, and how creativity and the arts can help people process difficult experiences.

Ticket for Silent Enigma Experience - 13th October 6-9pm

Double Premiere: Silent Enigma + Key Change 🎬Join us at the University of Westminster for a special double-premiere screening created for students, emerging filmmakers and journalists.The Dou&nbsp;brings together two independently made films connected by community, creativity and the belief that stories can create change.Silent Enigma is a feature-length independent film directed by Bahja Mohamed, exploring domestic violence, its impact on partners and children, and the ways art and creative expression can help people process difficult experiences.Alongside it, we&rsquo;ll premiere Key Change, a brand-new short film created as part of the 48-Hour Film Challenge run by filmmaker and festival organiser Maria Victoria Cristancho. The team were given just 48 hours to write, shoot and complete the film from a surprise brief &mdash; making the finished piece a true experiment in collaboration, pressure and independent filmmaking.This screening is an opportunity to discover the films, meet some of the people behind them and connect with other students, filmmakers, creatives and journalists. Silent Enigma Screening 13 October 2026 &middot; 6:00pm Key Change Screening &ndash; Migrant Film Festival 16 October 2026 &middot; 6:00pm University of Westminster 309 Regent Street, London W1B 2HW Tickets are free, but spaces are limited. Different stories. Same humanity. 🎥🩵

Hi&nbsp;<span contenteditable="false" data-custom-variable="{{firstname}}" fr-original-class="fr-deletable styled-tag-chip" fr-original-style="" style="color: rgb(42, 42, 196); overflow-wrap: anywhere; -webkit-touch-callout: none; -webkit-user-select: none; background-color: rgb(248, 248, 255); border: 1px solid rgb(191, 191, 255); border-radius: 4px; margin: 0px; padding: 1px 8px; font-size: 11px; display: inline-block; box-sizing: inherit;">First name,Thank you for registering to join us for the&nbsp;Silent Enigma / Key Change screenings at the University of Westminster.We&rsquo;re really looking forward to welcoming students, journalists, filmmakers and creatives into the room and sharing the work with you.Silent Enigma&nbsp;explores domestic violence, its impact on families and children, and the role creativity can play in helping people process difficult experiences.Key Change&nbsp;was created as part of the&nbsp;48-Hour Film Challenge run by Maria Victoria Cristancho, with the team given just 48 hours to write, shoot and complete the film from a surprise brief.This is more than simply a screening. It&rsquo;s a chance to discover independent work, meet some of the people behind it and connect with others interested in film, storytelling and social impact.Please keep your registration confirmation handy for entry.We can&rsquo;t wait to see you there. 🩵Different stories. Same humanity.With love, Raft(Up) x MBU @raft_up_@mbu8867

Double Premiere: Silent Enigma + Key Change 🎬Join us at the University of Westminster for a special double-premiere screening created for students, emerging filmmakers and journalists.The Dou brings together two independently made films connected by community, creativity and the belief that stories can create change.Silent Enigma is a feature-length independent film directed by Bahja Mohamed, exploring domestic violence, its impact on partners and children, and the ways art and creative expression can help people process difficult experiences.Alongside it, we’ll premiere Key Change, a brand-new short film created as part of the 48-Hour Film Challenge run by filmmaker and festival organiser Maria Victoria Cristancho. The team were given just 48 hours to write, shoot and complete the film from a surprise brief — making the finished piece a true experiment in collaboration, pressure and independent filmmaking.This screening is an opportunity to discover the films, meet some of the people behind them and connect with other students, filmmakers, creatives and journalists. Silent Enigma Screening 13 October 2026 · 6:00pm Key Change Screening – Migrant Film Festival 16 October 2026 · 6:00pm University of Westminster 309 Regent Street, London W1B 2HW Tickets are free, but spaces are limited. Different stories. Same humanity. 🎥🩵

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