About this Event
Tuesday Sept 29th 6pm + community soup (V).
12A 120 mins
"Orban Wallace’s superb documentary Our Land, which examines the idea of the public’s right to roam... offers a sharp look at the debate on access and ownership over the English countryside in this engrossing documentary."
" Perspectives of activists, landowners, and walkers reclaiming access to the countryside reveal how globally relevant questions of land ownership are bound to histories of colonialism, class, and power. With energy and clarity, the film captures a pivotal struggle over who nature belongs to and what it means to truly share land." – Ruth Somalo
Come and join us in this screening of the film released earlier this year. Tackling questions about land ownership, public access and right to roam, illegal in England, but legal since 2005 in Scotland this film presents first hand experience from both landowners and activists alike.
Reserve your ticket here for suggested donations between £5-10. Tickets also available on the door on the night.
We are delighted to be included and supported by the Local Cinema programme 26/27 – Community Cinema Screenings Across Edinburgh, funded by City of Edinburgh Council, Film Hub Scotland and Edinburgh Film Guild.
Event venue & nearby stays
Drylaw Neighbourhood Centre, 67B Groathill Road North, Edinburgh, United Kingdom
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