Join Dr Michelle Asantewa for a personal and thought-provoking reflection on Sinners, exploring the film through African spirituality, ancestry, ritual and cultural memory.
Dr Michelle Asantewa will consider how African spiritual traditions and ancestral presence shape the film and invite audiences to reflect on what Sinners reveals about the spiritual worlds that continue to inform Black identity and experience.
The talk will explore spirituality, cultural memory, ritual and the enduring relationship between the living and their ancestors.
Please note that this event is a talk and reflection on the film. It does not include a screening of Sinners.
Dr Michelle Asantewa is a spiritual intuitive, educator and writer whose work explores spirituality, creativity, culture and personal transformation. Her practice includes meditation, intuitive guidance, cultural education and ceremonies honouring nature and the ancestors.
She also organises the Annual Osun River Ritual at Morden Hall Park, bringing people together to honour the natural world, African spiritual traditions and ancestral connections.
Tickets cost £5 per person. Booking is essential.
The meeting point is the Stableyard courtyard at Morden Hall Park.
The location is wheelchair accessible. Assistance dogs are welcome.
For enquiries, contact jamie.thew@nationaltrust.org.uk or call 020 8545 6850.
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