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

Online screening of a new documentary following life on the other side of the border.

How do we challenge border imperialism to centre migrant justice?

Edinburgh screening of a new documentary that tracks life on the other side of the border.

A special event exploring ancestral tradition, climate justice and environmental balance at the intersection of film, eco-activism, sound healing performance and visual arts.

Life on the other side of the border.

Join Take One Action and Scottish PEN for an online screening of Radio Silence and a live conversation about the limits of press freedom from Mexico to Scotland.

Join us for a free screening and discussion as part of Climate Week North East.

Join Transition Stirling for a free online screening and discussion as part of our Locals initiative.

Luna Magica, a Mexican wrestling star, struggles to keep her status in the all-star professional league and make ends meet as a single mum.

Portrait of unstoppable Mexican journalist Carmen Aristegui as she fights misinformation, corruption and violent threats to press freedom.

Join us live at 20:30 on Sunday 27th September for a Q&A – details coming soon.

Portrait of unstoppable Mexican journalist Carmen Aristegui as she fights misinformation, corruption and violent threats to press freedom.

We are delighted to be supporting this one-off screening at Cat Strand as part of our Locals programme. The film will be followed by a discussion on local sustainability led by a panel selected by the Stewartry Climate Group.

Communities across the world are bearing the brunt of climate chaos and environmental degradation. In Inventing Tomorrow, hope takes the form of a group of young students, from Indonesia, India, Mexico and Hawaii, as they prepare for ISEF, the world’s largest high-school science competition.

Communities across the world are bearing the brunt of climate chaos and environmental degradation. In Inventing Tomorrow, hope takes the form of a group of young students, from Indonesia, India, Mexico and Hawaii, as they prepare for ISEF, the world’s largest high-school science competition.

Communities across the world are bearing the brunt of climate chaos and environmental degradation. Change is desperately needed, but how do such communities adapt to existing problems? In Inventing Tomorrow, hope takes the form of a group of young students, from Indonesia, India, Mexico and Hawaii, as they prepare for ISEF, the world’s largest high-school science competition.

A voyage across the US-Mexico border, stitched together from 200,000 satellite images.