★★★★★ – Empire. When abandoned by their mother, teenager Rocks is left to take on the responsibility for her younger brother.

"★★★★★ – Respectfully crafted, righteously funny and tender" – Empire

"★★★★★ – A gorgeous movie packed with hope and powered by street cred, Rocks rocks" – Metro

"★★★★ – The most authentic film about British teens in years" – Independent

★★★★★ – Guardian

★★★★★ – Telegraph

Sarah Gavron’s (Suffragette) film follows Rocks, a teenager who lives in a London council flat with her younger brother and their mother. When her mum abandons them, Rocks tries to shoulder the responsibility put on her, relying on her friends for help as she tries to avoid well-meaning teachers and social workers.

A deeply moving but also joyful story of female friendship and determination.

Screening to complement our gallery exhibition, Amaal Said: Open Country.