Film Screening: Everybody to Kenmure Street

A community film screening at Maryhill Burgh Halls, delivered in partnership with Maryhill Against Racism.

Doors Open: 16:00

Film Starts: 16:30

Maryhill Against Racism* in partnership with Maryhill Burgh Halls Trust are pleased to present a community showing of Everybody to Kenmure Street (12A).

On 13 May 2021, the Home Office staged a dawn raid on Kenmure Street in Pollokshields. Glasgow-based documentarian Felipe Bustos Sierra (director of Nae Pasaran!) takes us right down to street level to show what happened next in his immersive film. He recreates the spontaneous act of civil resistance that sprang up as the multicultural community came together on a shared mission to stop their neighbours’ deportation. Blending crowd-sourced footage with a clever re-enactment featuring verbatim testimony from those who were there, Sierra takes us inside the eight-hour stand-off that demonstrated the power of peaceful solidarity. Everybody to Kenmure Street recently won the Special Jury Award at the 2026 Sundance Film Festival.

Join us to watch together and celebrate the power of community.

Tickets / Pay What You Can

Please choose the one that is most relevant to you.
Ticket sales will be split between Maryhill Against Racism and Maryhill Burgh Halls Trust.

• free - unwaged/benefits
• £5 - concession (student/retired/low-waged/part-time worker, etc)
• £10 - full price/solidarity
• or anything more or in between!

Refreshments

Free popcorn

Cash bar available, including soft drinks

*Want to find out more about Maryhill Against Racism or get involved? Contact maryhillagainstracism@gmail.com or follow MAR on Facebook or Instagram.

Thanks to Conic Film & Screen Scotland for supporting this community screening.