Uncanny Waters
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A short film exploring water as a symbol of connection, resistance and transformation.
Discover an inspiring short documentary capturing a six-month intergenerational LGBTQ+ community project held at Deptford Creekside in 2025.
The screening will also include behind-the-scenes and performance footage featuring an array of creative costumes and characters inspired by the river and its tributaries.
Uncanny Waters is a queer community costume and performance project and exhibition brought to life by Heads Bodies Legs collaborative artists Ray Malone and Lu Firth. It features the work of eleven intergenerational participants.
The work explores the theme of Uncanny Waters, using water as a symbol of connection, resistance and transformation and celebrates the power of queer imagination to create futures of care beyond the brutality of the present.
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