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Everybody To Kenmure Street

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Anti-establishment struggles and activism run in the veins of Glasgow inhabitants. So when In May 2021, a U.K. Home Office raid is launched at dawn on the first day of Eid, it triggers one of the most spontaneous acts of civil resistance in recent memory. In Scotland’s most diverse neighbourhood, hundreds of residents rush to Kenmure Street to stop the deportation of their neighbours.
Everybody To Kenmure Street

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A spirited and uplifting documentary, Everybody to Kenmure Street triumphantly captures a community's witty, determined stand against injustice through the power of collective action.

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Wendy Ide Observer (UK) 4h
The rough-and-ready aesthetic of this account of a grassroots act of resistance -- it is largely sourced from camera phone footage -- belies the film’s dexterous editing and elegant interweaving of social history and ripped-from-the-headlines immediacy. Go to Full Review
David Jenkins Little White Lies 1d
3/5
There’s definitely a rousing prescience to a film like this at such a politically precarious moment, and perhaps we should take this rare happy ending with a pinch of salt. Go to Full Review
Jonathan Romney Financial Times 5d
4/5
At a time when battles are raging to preserve the right to protest, and in the year of Minnesota citizens uniting to resist ICE, this episode of neighbourhood history has international resonance. Go to Full Review
Rory Doherty In Review Online 12h
If Everybody to Kenmure Street is a film about community, it’s also about culpability, and Bustos Sierra traces Britain’s revived furor against immigrants to Scotland’s colonial history. Go to Full Review
Rich Cline Shadows on the Wall 5d
4/5
This is the remarkable story of a community that peacefully insisted that even foreign-born neighbours should not be dragged out of their homes by officials for any reason. And director Felipe Bustos Sierra lets the people tell the story themselves. Go to Full Review
Alistair Harkness Scotsman Mar 10
4/5
...the film captures not just the heartening, sometimes surreal sense of community that emerged, but also the possible inflection points during which things could have deteriorated were it not for the cool-headed actions of the residents... Go to Full Review
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Synopsis Anti-establishment struggles and activism run in the veins of Glasgow inhabitants. So when In May 2021, a U.K. Home Office raid is launched at dawn on the first day of Eid, it triggers one of the most spontaneous acts of civil resistance in recent memory. In Scotland’s most diverse neighbourhood, hundreds of residents rush to Kenmure Street to stop the deportation of their neighbours.
Director
Felipe Bustos Sierra
Producer
Ciara Barry, Felipe Bustos Sierra
Genre
Documentary
Original Language
English
Runtime
1h 38m