We may have gotten one question answered, but now we have so many more: is Taylor’s success juju really contagious? Is Ed is the visionary behind all of those flawless BFF photographs?(Why else is he never in them?) a new documentary from filmmakers Cassie Quarless and Usayd Younis, starts. The film follows young black and brown London activists as they mobilize and launch actions against major issues confronting British minorities and and the working class. We see them holding up traffic to Heathrow airport during a demonstration for Black Lives Matter and watch as they plan and carry out a protest against gentrification in a major London shopping area. At its core, the film is about how young people are taking action to work against deeply entrenched issues in British society. in the EU, giving it even more widespread powers over Europe’s finances.His victory wasn’t as clear as it seemed. begins its American tour, Quarless and Younis say they hope their film will drive activism by showing viewers that activists are humans, not better or less than anyone. For those looking to start changing injustices around them, Younis recommends the film as a starting point.