This short film takes an honest, compelling look at what happens when people stop waiting for permission and start building power together. From workers' rights to civil rights to environmental protections, nearly every meaningful change in history came from ordinary people deciding the status quo was no longer acceptable. This film shows what that looks like today.

After the screening, we'll be joined for a Q&A by Ellie, whose personal journey from climate anxiety to collective action the film follows, and Beccy, a member of Re-Action Collective (the organisation behind the film), founder of Utilifolk and Feral Crayon, bringing a hands-on perspective from years of grassroots work.

Whether you're already organising, quietly frustrated, or just curious about what's possible, this is a chance to come together with neighbours, makers and local businesses from across Blackhorse Lane to watch, talk and think about what change could look like here.