Oxblood, talk and film showing by Norwegian filmmaker Jeanne Bøe.

Oxblood: A family has toiled, lived, cried, watched the sun rise and rain trickle over fields and meadows for generations. It is a story of vulnerability and tradition. About people and livestock and about surviving side by side with what puts food on the table. The story takes place over a few short summer weeks when the adult daughter Ingrid comes home to the farm, where her father Oscar is struggling to keep the farm going as he gets older.

Ingrid: Jeanne Bøe

Oscar: Erik Hivju

Director: Gard B. Eidsvold

Music: Nils Petter Molvær

Screenwriter: Jeanne Bøe

Trailer: Oxblood - (Okseblod) on Vimeo

Jeanne Bøe will present the film, and reflect on sustainability, cultural heritage, communications, relationships and love of the land and what it means to us all.

After the film, the audience will have the opportunity to ask questions about the film's topics, but also about the process of making a film.

Venue capacity: 70. Any remaining tickets will be available to buy at the door.

Before choosing to visit GMAC, please be aware of the following information:

Our space has capacity for one wheelchair user at any given time. If this applies to you, please let us know when you plan on visiting so that we can ensure you are able to access the space comfortably and safely. Our email is hello@gmacfilm.com.

There are two lifts to gain access to GMAC on 5th floor.

In the unlikely event of a fire, both lifts will be out of use, and everyone will exit the building via five flights of stairs. If a disabled person is in the building and cannot evacuate using the stairs, the fire rescue team will be called immediately to recover them.

We recognise that our space is not as accessible as we would like it to be. With this in mind, please know that we are reviewing our next steps towards a more accessible experience for all.