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Find some further funding for other renovations and required materials. The painting started at the end of February 2015 which brings us to now!Ĥ. Homebase in Kings Heath kindly supplied us with materials to help us get the building into a better shape. South Birmingham College construction students started getting involved as part of their qualification to help repair the building, and get everything into a useable state. When the building was empty at the end of January 2015 we thought it was a much needed time for a bit of circus in the new space!įebruary 2015 we started taking out the old heating system (which no longer worked) and started getting holes in the walls filled. The rubbish pile outside got bigger and bigger… but the space got emptier and emptier… We had a big ‘clean out’ party in January 2015 (You can read the blog post about this here… ) Some of the building was cleared out so we could have the electrics done. We had some very kind donations from our community members and again want to thank everyone that has helped to make this happen.Īs September rolled around we started legal process’ to get the building ours… and as we approached December this started to happen….

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Over the next few months we ran more events, raffles and a series of fun things to do to raise the rest of our money.

(Earlier in the year, the Polaroid Corporation. Founded in 2008, Impossible began to help further the legacy of the instant camera, stepping in to save the last Polaroid production plant just before it was demolished. In July 2014 we ran ‘The CircusMASH Challenge’ where community members had four hours to complete a series of circus challenges…. Because a collection of former Polaroid employees, known as the Impossible Project, refused to let the future swallow the past. Here is the video of the first showcase where we raised just over £1000 in April ’14. In seven months we managed to raise £7000 to get the work that needed doing to the building underway.

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Windows rotted, no electric, holes, pipes, wires… We found two shillings!Īfter some planning we started fundraising in April 2014. Here is the building as it has been sitting used as a storage unit. As you can imagine… very much excitement was going on. Here is the space from the outside! We have a surprise planned for the front of the building… keep your eyes peeled!Īfter presenting to the All Saints Community Development Company board of directors, our proposal was granted permission to go ahead in January 2014.

The building was part of the old All Saints Centre and was planned to be demolished. We wrote our initial proposals to All Saints Community Centre in July 2013 to take over the building and turn it into a circus space.

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For more info, visit the film's official website.So here is the full story, so far of our journey to a create a circus space for the community of Brummies wanting to get their circus on! Bohemia Media & Trinity Creative will debut An Impossible Project in select US theaters + on VOD starting June 1st, 2021. This first premiered at the Docs Against Gravity Film Festival last year. An Impossible Project is directed by German filmmaker / producer Jens Meurer, director of the doc films Egoli: My South African Home Movie, Public Enemy, and Zauberberg, as well as many other shorts and a producer on many other docs. Jens Meurer's film An Impossible Project provides nostalgia from start to finish as a lovable visionary moves from one seemingly impossible project to the next. Told repeatedly that this mission is impossible and facing obstacles at every corner, including the discovery that the Polaroid formula had been irretrievably lost, the indefatigable "Doc" forges ahead.

The intrepid Viennese biologist risks his career and fortune to save the world's last Polaroid factory. Here's the official trailer (+ poster) for Jens Meurer's doc An Impossible Project, direct from YouTube:Īt the film's center is the tale of a modern-day Don Quixote, Florian "Doc" Kaps and his crusade to protect and preserve the analog world, starting with the iconic yet nearly shuttered film and camera company, Polaroid. "Shot on glorious Kodak 35mm and with a stylistic nod to Jacques Tati, An Impossible Project is a warm, witty and inspiring celebration of a counter-revolution: the comeback of 'analog'." What a fascinating story! Reviews describe it as "an insightful and beautifully captured documentary" and a "genius film about optimism." Worth a look. His crusade begins with an impossible mission: to save the last Polaroid factory. In a world dominated by zeroes and ones, eccentric scientist Florian "Doc" Kaps endeavors to protect the future of analog and inspire people to connect with “real” things. You probably know the story - it first started in 2008 when Kodak said that they'd be stopping all Polaroid film production. "Not everything's about zero & one." Bohemia Media & Trinity Creative have released an official trailer for a documentary titled An Impossible Project, about the "impossible" attempt to save Polaroid and rebuild one remaining Polaroid factory.