Sunday 3 May, 11.30am until 1.00pm, Apollo Piccadilly Circus, 19 Lower Regent Street, London, SW1Y 4LR Satellite Events
Apocalyptic scenarios dominate science fiction cinema today. Is our fearful attitude to the future different to the cold-war terrors of the fifties?
What fuels our sense of doom, and is it justified by reality?
Organised by the Sci-Fi London Festival, in association with the Battle of Ideas.
Venue: Apollo Piccadilly Circus, 19 Lower Regent Street, London, SW1Y 4LR
Tickets: £4, £3 concessions. Includes 10% off any screening ticket. Available on 020 7451 9944 (booking fee) or www.apollocinemas.co.uk
 | Jon Goodbun senior lecturer, University of Westminster |
 | Professor Steve Fuller professor of sociology, University of Warwick; author, Science vs Religion? Intelligent Design and the Problem of Evolution |
 | Josie Appleton director, civil liberties group, Manifesto Club |
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Timandra Harkness
journalist and writer; co-writer and performer, Edinburgh Festival Fringe smash hit Your Days Are Numbered: the maths of death |
