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HAKEEM (+ Q&A and Acoustic Set)
A gritty, underground folk night.
Doc’n Roll presents a special event celebrating London musician Hak Baker as part of The Music is Black Festival. The evening features a screening of the music documentary Hakeem, which follows Baker over five years as he navigates stardom, class, and masculinity. The screening is followed by a live Q&A and an intimate acoustic performance by Hak Baker. The film, directed by DEADHORSES, is an anarchic yet sincere portrait of British lad culture and an intimate look at existential angst, brotherhood, and male mental health.
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Where is the screening and performance taking place?+
The event is hosted at Rio Cinema, located at 107 Kingsland High St in Dalston.
What can I expect at the HAKEEM event?+
The evening includes a screening of the documentary about Hak Baker, followed by a live Q&A session and an intimate acoustic performance.
How do I get tickets for the film and performance?+
You can purchase tickets for this screening and performance via the official Rio Cinema website. Tickets on Mood.
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