A powerful screening and discussion of The Sound of Freedom film, through a criminological lens.
Wednesday 22nd October, 9:30am - 3pm
Join Criminology academic Jodie Weatherston as she delves into the harrowing true story of child exploitation depicted in this gripping drama. Through the perspective of a criminologist, Jodie will guide you beyond the narrative, exploring the real-world issues, motivations, and systemic failures that make this film so impactful and relevant.
This immersive cinematic event includes:
- A screening of The Sound of Freedom in our newly refurbished campus cinema
- An introduction to this compelling topic, prior to viewing the film, examining themes of exploitation, justice, and resilience
- A thought-provoking criminological critique and Q&A session where you can ask questions and explore issues further
- An opportunity to gain insight into studying BSc (Hons) Criminology at the University of Sunderland
Whether you’re already set on studying criminology or simply fascinated by the subject, this is your chance to experience how criminologists engage with real-life issues through film.
Seats are limited, book now and explore the darker side of cinema through a criminological viewpoint.
We'll accept group bookings from Year 12 and Year 13 school or college students, as well as individual registrations from enquirers interested in our Criminology Degree.
Disclaimer: Please be advised that the film being shown during this event is rated 15 by the British Board of Film Classification (BBFC) and is suitable only for persons aged 15 and over.
The film explores criminological themes and may contain scenes of violence, distressing content, and other material that some viewers may find upsetting or uncomfortable.
For any questions, please email [email protected].