Examining ‘land’ as material, as power, and as terrain for violence and resistance, our programme this year looks to the earth beneath our feet – while dreaming of new ways to inhabit it.
Through screenings of our four features, plus a “Walking While Black” workshop with Natasha Thembiso Ruwona. in addition to online resources and one-off events, the Glasgow edition of the festival charts connections between Palestinian foraging practices and Filipino land defence, migrant justice in the UK and radical mycology.
We invite you to join us in unearthing networks of solidarity across all kinds of borders – and envisioning our embeddedness within them.
All tickets are either available on a pay what you can basis or free for all.
