FILM

A major airline invites a small film collective to screen their films on anti-colonial resistance aboard its flights. Many reasons to accept, and just as many to refuse. A conversation unfolds — about the airline’s role in forced deportations, about budgets that don’t exist, about the risk of contributing to the whitewashing of its image. But also about the willingness of some insiders to confront the company’s colonial past, and about the chance to expose problematic policies and share a message with thousands of passengers.