What an uplifting story of community, action and Glasgow standing up. Truly wonderful and I’m glad the day gets to live on as a documentary now as well. I remember it happening but there was a much bigger story there too. American friends, one for you if it comes your way.
Thanks to the support of Screen Scotland's distribution fund, we were able to offer 25 community cinemas a free film licence and materials to screen EVERYBODY TO KENMURE STREET.
Visit conic.film/kenmurestreet for more.
Artwork by Alices Illustrations 🖌️
Movie poster: text "Everyone to Kenmure Street". Picture: white immigration van surrounded by police and a sea of protesters
Really enjoyed Everybody to Kenmure Street and particularly the blending in of Glasgow's history of protest with the story of resisting a dawn immigration raid
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🎙️On today’s show, we preview four films screening at the Wisconsin Film Festival, Celtic Utopia, Do You Love Me , Everybody to Kenmure Street dir. @debasers.bsky.social, and The Spies Among Us.
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Happy #LetterboxdFriday to me! It was a three film day for me and here’s my #LastFourWatched
‘Everybody to Kenmure Street’ parallels Glasgow’s civil resistance with ICE events in the U.S. (BIFF review)
Really enjoyed watching Everybody To Kenmure Street at Duncan Place today. Great film highlighting the spirit of resistance in Glasgow. Do catch it if you can.
Have just seen Everybody to Kenmure Street. Powerful story of community, and collective history in the face of oppression....and so much more. www.youtube.com/watch?app=de...
First part of my MSPIFF coverage is live! So far the docs are killing it and I especially encourage people to check out EVERYBODY TO KENMURE STREET. Narratively, I quite enjoyed LATE FAME and CAROLINA CAROLINE @themaincinema.bsky.social kino-ventura.blogspot.com/2026/04/mspi...
Everybody to Kenmure Street is a fantastic doc on communal solidarity and the kindness of ordinary people against unjust state power if you're in Limerick check it out
Haven't heard of the other one but looking up the synopsis I've no doubt it's worth your time
Another chance to catch these great documentaty _ Everybody to Kenmure Street, GFT 17 April and various dates in April. www.glasgowwestend.co.uk/everbody-to-...
EVERYBODY TO KENMURE STREET (2026, A): What incredible (if also incredibly frustrating) timing to have this film's events captured and released now of all times. Especially meaningful to us Madisonians who were around 15 years ago. These weren't our faces, but they ARE our voices. #wifilmfest
Free house for a bit 😍,other half’s out test driving a car, so time to make some beautiful noise. Still haven’t seen the movie yet, but hopefully soon.
Everybody To Kenmure Street by Barry Burns #NowPlaying 🎧
Robert Pattison from the 'I am gen-z' interview clip but the caption has been pasted over to say "I am Glaswegian"
Jennifer Lawrence in the same interview but the caption has been pasted to say "In what city were you born"
Robert Pattison saying "It doesn't matter"
We saw Everybody to Kenmure Street today and I was already tearing up in the first two minutes just from the archival footage of Glasgow
🎬 Community Film Screening with Maryhill Against Racism 🎬
We are hosting a community screening of Everybody to Kenmure Street (12A), a powerful film capturing the events when neighbours in Pollokshields came together in peaceful solidarity to stop an immigration raid. Through immersive footage...
Finally got to see 'Everyone To Kenmure Street'.
A very uplifting and reassuring documentary, cleverly put together to achieve a rising tension.
Sold out, too 👍
Finally watched Everybody to Kenmure Street and was so utterly moved by it. A love story to the solidarity and action of people and the community not just an abstract idea of Glasgow being "Awesome".
It was the deliberate actions of courageous neighbours and people.
Everybody to Kenmure Street - Starring Emma Thompson in a very seated role as Van Man. A talking head crowdpleaser that goes well out of its way to show what true resilience looks like, and how face masks turned out to be the best thing to happen to the art of protest. Worth cherishing with a crowd.
🚨 JUST ANNOUNCED
We're delighted to announce a very special Q&A screening of EVERYBODY TO KENMURE STREET with actor Kate Dickie and contributor Mohammad Asif.
📆 Sunday 29 March at 7pm
🎟️ Tickets available via our website - book ahead to avoid disappointment!
Went to see Everybody to Kenmure Street at @filmhouseedinburgh.bsky.social - it's good to be reminded that this actually happened here in this country. If you have a chance, go see it
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First tunes of soggy Sunday
@barry.mogwai.scot wonderful soundtrack for the equally wonderful documentary by @debasers.bsky.social about Kenmure Street.
The film is out on general release now so go see it if you can. It will lift your heart to see community and solidarity in action.
Photo of a woman's hand holding an 'Everybody to Kenmure Street' film flyer, in a cinema with rich red Filmhouse curtains in the background.
Just watched the 'Everybody to Kenmure Street' #documentary, with a Q&A with director Felipe Bustos Sierra and a few people who feature in the film. An inspiring and galvanising story, where community spirit in Glasgow shines. Well done @debasers.bsky.social & team 👏 In cinemas this week, go see it.
If you do nothing else in terms of cinema viewing, make a point of watching the Scottish film documentary 'Everybody to Kenmure Street'. You will not be disappointed.
14th March - 2nd April at GFT.
Was at Filmhouse last night to see “Everybody to Kenmure Street” with a Q&A with the director Felipe Bustos Sierra. Utterly brilliant and uplifting, it restores your faith in humanity in these troubling times. Sometimes the good guys win!
Really enjoyed, a big recommend 👍
In May 2021, a UK Home Office dawn raid triggered one of the most spontaneous and successful acts of civil resistance in recent memory. Glasgow-based filmmaker Felipe Bustos Sierra recounts the extraordinary events of that day in Everybody to Kenmure Street, playing from this Saturday.
EVERYBODY TO KENMURE STREET is in cinemas now.
“A spirited and imperative portrait of collective action… a crucial documentary’ – RogerEbert.com
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My @indiewire.com review of the terrific doc EVERYBODY TO KENMURE STREET, now playing in UK cinemas
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My review of Everybody To Kenmure Street (dir. Felipe Bustos Sierra) is up here: www.theguardian.com/film/2026/fe...
music.apple.com/gb/album/eve... 3rd listen to “Everybody To Kenmure Street” by Barry Burns. If something makes it past 2 plays on release day with me, it’s a keeper.
This is right up my street. Love a great soundtrack/score; Morricone, Vangelis, Carpenter, Richter, SinoiaCaves…& now Burns. #NP🤌
