Everybody to Kenmure Street - Free Screening

Hull Anti-Raids presents a free community screening of Everybody to Kenmure Street

The film follows the events of a 2021 Home Office immigration raid on Kenmure Street in Glasgow's Pollokshields neighbourhood at dawn on the day of Eid al-Fatir. Local residents gathered to prevent the detention of individuals, with hundreds surrounding the Home Office van. Through crowd-sourced footage, archival material, and dramatised scenes, the documentary presents a chronological account of the protest.

Everybody to Kenmure Street premiered at the Sundance Film Festival in 2026, where it won the Special Jury Award. 

Refugees and migrants welcome.

Doors: 7pm
Film: 7.30pm (1hr 35m) 

Hear from local organisers

Stick around after the screening to hear from Hull Anti-Raids about community resistance to immigration compliance and enforcement (ICE) in Hull and how you can get involved, including attending and hosting future know-your-rights training workshops. We'll also hold a space for people to talk about the film and share their reflections after having seen it. 

Hull Anti-Raids is a grassroots group building community resistance to immigration raids in Hull, part of a national network of similar groups active in towns and cities across the country. Follow us on Instagram.

Donations welcome

We will take donations on the night (cash, card and contactless) for Hull groups working with refugees, migrants and people seeking asylum.