An Indigenous Sci-Fi Film.
In a highly controlled smart city in the year 2084 two climate migrants, Ángel and Sofia, try to connect through old-fashioned letters.

In the not-so-distant future of 2084, Ángel finds himself trapped as a climate migrant in an undisclosed city, where surveillance reigns supreme. Amidst a bleak and oppressive existence, Ángel makes a living by cultivating plants, preserving the fading wisdom of seeds. Within this desolate landscape he crosses paths with Sofia, another climate migrant toiling away at a recycling facility. Fate intertwines their lives when a chance encounter reveals an unexpected connection: a shared language. Aware of the omnipresent digital monitoring, Ángel decides to communicate with her through the timeless medium of pen and paper, fostering an intimate, clandestine bond. 

This screening is taking place at The Carousel, 25 Hockley, NG1 1FH as part of Nottingham Film Festival 2025.

Just Kids is a documentary that follows three families in states that have banned gender-affirming care as they navigate a heart-breaking decision. Should they stay in their home states, where their whole life is, and risk their child's health and safety? Or should they flee? Over the course of a year, these families endure impossible challenges and show unparalleled strength as they fight to save their children's lives.

Just Kids will be shown with Kingdom, a British short documentary about the underrepresentation of drag kings in drag culture, celebrating the collective Pecs.

This selection of films about the climate crisis shows both the devastation being dealt to the natural world and the hope for change happening right on our doorstep. 

A River Sings

20 mins | UK 

Coral City 

20 mins | Belgium 

The Creators 

5 mins | UK 

Red Wolf in Time Out 

4 mins | USA 

Hope For Our Rivers 

31 mins | Nottingham