Awards: World Cinema Documentary Special Jury Award, Civil Resistance, Sundance Film Festival; Nominee, Grand Jury Prize, World Cinema – Documentary, Sundance Film Festival

Everybody to Kenmure Street follows the true story of an impromptu protest started in Glasgow, Scotland, after immigration enforcement attempted to detain two Muslim men. In an act of defiance, the neighborhood began a mass protest to prevent their deportation. Using found footage, hand-held recordings of the event, and even stand-in actors, the film tells the complicated legacy of Glasgow as both a city of historical oppression and social justice. (Written by Claire Orfield, ’26)

Image Courtesy of Icarus Films