Wow, the bonus features on this Raindance screening on Sunday just keep getting better…

Not only do we have former Cameroon international, anti-trafficking campaigner and founder of NGO Culture Foot Solidaire coming for Sunday’s matinee at the Apollo Cinema, but we’ve also lined up a very special lunch deal with the excellent restaurant Inamo St James!

This innovative restaurant, the first in the world to use the interactive e-table, is situated opposite the Apollo Cinema on Lower Regent St.  They will be offering a one-time special Film Festival lunch menu:

· Raindance Festival Lunch - £15:  Pork ribs, cinnamon chicken, miso soup, homemade pickles, & rice.

· Raindance Festival Lunch (V) - £15:  Spicy aubergine, Vietnamese mint & mango salad, Thai red curry, vegetarian miso soup, homemade pickles, & rice.

So, after the screening and the Q&A, come join Jean Claude and producer Sam Potter for an awesome (and cheap) lunch.

Hope to see you Sunday…

After the success of Soka Afrika at the Kicking & Screening festival, it’s now the turn of the feature-length film to shine at 2011’s Raindance Film Festival.  Not only will the full 76 minute version be playing in the excellent surroundings of the Apollo Cinema in London’s Piccadilly Circus, but, as a bonus, founder of NGO Culture Foot Solidaire - Jean Claude Mbvoumin - will be there to discuss human trafficking in football in a post-film Q&A.

Soka Afrika will be showing at 12.20pm this Sunday 9^th October.  Buy your tickets now here.

If you’re hungry afterwards you could also pop along to the exciting Inamo St-James for an interactive and tasty lunch, where Jean Claude and producer Sam Potter will be continuing the discussion.

Look forward to seeing you down there!