Sea Sunset Moon is a collective exhibition with works set in dialogue with the concept of solitude. Curator GABRIEL ZAMMIT speaks with Lara Zammit about how the
A small group of people gathered for an impromptu protest in Victoria on Sunday to raise awareness about overdevelopment and construction.
“We want to show people that it’s okay to go outside to voice their opinion and inspire others to show that their voice really matters,” said Chelsea Muscat, one of those at the gathering, attended by around 10 people.
The attendees carried banners reading “Reform the Planning Authority” and “Save Gozo, Stop Uglification, Stop Overdevelopment”.
People gathering in Victoria on Sunday morning held placards calling for a stop to the uglification and overdevelopment of Gozo
A woman carries a poster calling to stop overdevelopment in Gozo. Photo: Chelsea Muscat
When filmmaker Andrew Bonello moved back to Malta five years ago he was surprised with the number of people who were delving into short-film production. But he soon noticed that they did not have a space where they could show their work to a live audience.
So Bonello created Malta Indie Shorts, in collaboration with the Spazju Kreattiv Cinema at St James Cavalier in Valletta. Once a month, locally produced short movies are shown to a live audience at the cinema.
This provides budding filmmakers with the opportunity to gauge reactions to their work, engage with their audience and get to know other filmmakers for future collaborations.