

Some worlds are connected
Have you heard of komorebi? This Japanese word means sunlight filtering through trees and casting transient shadows on the forest floor. Komorebi inspired us to experiment with a new flow – fragmented screening – to let thoughts filter through the space between the scenes. We won't view the entire film, but allow more time for conversations.
"The world is made up of many worlds; some are connected, and some are not."* – Guess the film.
We'll discuss connection as a concept in philosophical, artistic and technological contexts. The latter is strongly maintained by our event partner, Vorboss, a leading London internet provider. This time, philosophy will meet art in Vorboss's luminous office area, which connects the local business community.
Fancy a free coworking day before the event? Register here.
Inspired by the tradition of Ancient Greek symposia, Reel Philosophers nights help sharpen critical thinking through themed screenings and discussions gently guided by professional philosophers.
The Flow:
17:00 Doors open: enjoy a drink and mingle.
17:30 Meet the hosts.
17:40 Club opens: join discussions facilitated by philosophers and guided by cinematic vignettes.
19:10 Curtain falls. Credits and reflections.
19:20 Socialising over drinks.
21:00 Doors close, yet conversations tend to wander through the streets and minds long after.
Event partner: Vorboss, London's fastest business internet provider, now with managed IT and cybersecurity.
Film clubs co-produced by Reputy and Philosophy for All are part of the Human RenAIssance series of interdisciplinary events in Fleet Street Quarter and beyond, aiming to connect the business community and develop human intelligence.
The office space accommodates up to 40 seated guests. Please arrive promptly to ensure your place.
We aim to keep our events free. To support us, choose the Reel Supporter ticket. To become a partner, contact the producer Helen Rantsevitch.
Producers:
Philosophy for All (PFA) is an independent non-profit association open to everyone interested in philosophy, active since 1998. It hosts a number of regular free events for the general public.
Reputy helps discover, grow and showcase human potential through soft skills, such as critical thinking.
Media Partners: Philosophy Now and London Daily.
*Register to learn the title, so that you can watch it beforehand, but this is not necessary.