Eden Court Cinema Youth Board presents Neo Sora’s striking feature exploring a group of teenagers rebelling against societal expectations, set in a dystopian near-future Tokyo.

In this joyous documentary co-authored by its subject, fifteen-year-old Karla tells her coming-of-age story as a young trans girl in Tepoztlán, Mexico.

Two artists and activists are on a mission to power their street with solar energy, one home at a time.

A documentary about the hidden stories of women’s activism in the Glasgow Rent Strikes of 1915, presented by Living Rent.

This queer road trip through the Philippines encounters typhoon survivors who teach us about grief, joy, and the power of resistance.

Two artists and activists are on a mission to power their street with solar energy, one home at a time.

A hands-on gathering blending practical knowledge-sharing with creative activities to (re)inspire you to host your own impactful film screenings.

Inspired by ‘How To Build a Library’, this sustainable zine-making workshop invites you to dig into the possibilities of scrap, story, and solidarity.

A documentary about the hidden stories of women’s activism in the Glasgow Rent Strikes of 1915, presented by Living Rent.

In this joyous documentary co-authored by its subject, fifteen-year-old Karla tells her coming-of-age story as a young trans girl in Tepoztlán, Mexico.

A chance to see all the opportunities to think, create and imagine with Dundee Central Library.

Discover some past utopias throughout Dundee’s history, and how they shaped the city we know today, at Dundee Central Library.

A documentary about the hidden stories of women’s activism in the Glasgow Rent Strikes of 1915, presented by Living Rent.

In this joyous documentary co-authored by its subject, fifteen-year-old Karla tells her coming-of-age story as a young trans girl in Tepoztlán, Mexico.

In this joyous documentary co-authored by its subject, fifteen-year-old Karla tells her coming-of-age story as a young trans girl in Tepoztlán, Mexico.

Join us for a film screening, talks and delicious food all focussed around the humble bean, food justice and climate.

In this joyous documentary co-authored by its subject, fifteen-year-old Karla tells her coming-of-age story as a young trans girl in Tepoztlán, Mexico.

Join Glasgow Tool Library for a special free screening of this gentle and contemplative documentary about ‘being the change’.