Join us in conversation after the screening to explore how we can resist the Hostile Environment in our communities.

Join us in conversation after the film to explore how we can resist the Hostile Environment in our communities.

Join us in conversation after the screening to explore how we can resist the Hostile Environment in our local communities.

Join us in conversation after the screening to explore how we can resist the Hostile Environment in our local communities.

Migrants in the UK face ever more menacing forces of marginalisation in this urgent documentary on the Hostile Environment.

STAR Project is a community organisation delivering sustainable and positive social outcomes in Renfrewshire. They support groups and individuals to build safer, more connected and more resilient families and communities.

Fresh Start is an Edinburgh-based charity helping people who have been homeless establish themselves in their new home. 

Since April 2018 a group of nine individuals from across Scotland who are connected into different forms of activism and social change have been meeting to develop project ideas in […]

Scottish teenager Gemma has never backed down from a fight: that’s the way of life in the housing estate where she grew up, in Motherwell.

Join us in Lochgilphead for a one-off screening of TOAFF19 favourite, Scheme Birds, with the Screen Machine!

We are thrilled to be presenting our first ever London screening at Bertha DocHouse this October! Join us at this wonderful documentary cinema for Push, and stay with us in conversation after the film as we explore how we can push back against the causes of the housing crisis.

We are delighted to be presenting this screening of Scheme Birds at the Central Scotland Documentary Festival this October.

We are presenting this screening as part of the University of Dundee’s Festival of the Future and hope to welcome the film’s screenwriter, Paul Laverty, in conversation after the screening.

We are presenting this screening as part of the University of Dundee’s Festival of the Future, and it will be followed by an audience discussion.

Ken Loach and his long-term collaborators (screenwriter Paul Laverty and producer Rebecca O’Brien) return with another devastatingly powerful portrait of contemporary Britain.

Scottish teenager Gemma has never backed down from a fight: that’s the way of life in the housing estate where she grew up, in Motherwell.

Ken Loach and his long-term collaborators (screenwriter Paul Laverty and producer Rebecca O’Brien) return with another devastatingly powerful portrait of contemporary Britain.

Scottish teenager Gemma has never backed down from a fight: that’s the way of life in the housing estate where she grew up, in Motherwell.