DocHouse Watch Party: The Whalebone Box + Q&A

Ben Williams, Managing Editor
HOME

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To celebrate HOME’s online release of The Whalebone Box with MUBI, they are hosting an online Q&A with Dochouse, with director Andrew Kötting.

“The film embraces the notion of the home-made but always within the confines of the sound and image perfect. An exercise in hauntological confabulation…” – Andrew Kötting

You are invited to watch the film on MUBI and then join an online Zoom Q+A with Andrew Kötting, hosted by Sarah Perks at 8.30pm on Friday 3 Apr.

Follow the instructions on HOME’s website to join in.

We’ll keep you up-to-date with HOME’s superb response to the Coronavirus situation as more events are announced. We are delighted to see organisations like this adapting and showing real innovation in a difficult time.

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