We Are Many - documentary panel discussion | Doc Sundays

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Published on Aug 23, 2020
We Are Many, a film by Amir Amirani, is a powerful new documentary that charts the story of the biggest protest in history, and how it changed the world.
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The Guardianâ€™s Seumas Milne chairs a panel discussion featuring: We Are Many's director Amir Amirani; Katherine Connolly, author, historian and an organiser of school student walkouts in 2003; Ruth London from Fuel Poverty Action; environmental activist and journalist Tamsin Omond, and John Rees, political activist and national officer of the Stop the War Coalition. Read the review of the film http://bit.ly/1PWmokU

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