A Film by Camcorder Guerillas, Scotland, 2004 (20 minutes)

Welcome tells the stories of three homeless refugees, as they try to survive destitution in Glasgow.

“When we first heard about the Welcome film we quickly saw the potential for being an excellent resources for voluntary, community and church groups to use. Welcome and the other asylum films, lucidly demonstrate the reality of government policy. What makes them particularly powerful is that it is real people who are telling the stories themselves. This is important morally, but also practically for informing change. These films have been concise, understandable and ultimately accessible". Alan Thornton – Church Action on Poverty

Welcome? is a compilation of 5 Camcorder Guerillas films, raising awareness of the issues of destitution and detention faced by asylum seekers in Glasgow, as well as highlighting the campaigning efforts of the communities where they live and what anyone can do to help and how to take action.

Welcome (21mins),Taking Action (9mins), Those Left Behind (11mins), Visit Dungavel - Monster of the Glen (25 mins) and Voice Seekers (15 mins)

Welcome? Asylum Compilation

"Illuminating and inspiring Deadly Cargo by Camcorder Guerillas documents both the secret convoys that carry nuclear weapons around our country and the hardy individuals that devote their time to monitoring them. Everyone should see this excellent example of activist documentary making." Louise Edge - Greenpeace

Deadly Cargo
Tracking the Nuclear Warhead Convoy
A Camcorder Guerillas Film, Scotland 2008 (Dur: 18 mins)  

Fully assembled nuclear convoys are regularly transported in secret convoys on ordinary roads, day and night right across Britain. How close do they come to you?

Find out the chilling truth about these lethal convoys, how they are tracked by the people in the Nukewatch network and how you can help to stop them.

Featuring music by Zoviet France and Karine Polwart.
 

Duration	10mins
Released	2006

The Cycle Circus came to Glasgow in May 2006. The critical mass and general bike culture is rising internationally. In this short film Glasgow contributes to the bike movements that take place around the world.

Duration	15mins
Released	2004

 
Much is written and said about asylum seekers and refugees in the media. However, precious little is heard from asylum seekers and refugees themselves. Voice Seekers (15 minutes, Scotland 2004) is a film by Camcorder Guerillas for the Scottish Refugee Council.

Faslane navel base, only thirty miles from Glasgow in Scotland, is the base for Britain's Trident missile submarines that carry nuclear weapons with the destructive power equal to 1,000 Hiroshimas.

Directed by Camcorder Guerillas member Inigo Garrido, On the Other Side of the Street tells the story of Robert Bratton, a homeless person from Glasgow, taking the audience on a journey to challenge public misconceptions about the nature of homelessness and of the people who are homeless.

Over the last three years, Glasgow based artist Jan Nimmo has gathered images and testimonies to make a series of portraits of banana workers. English with Spanish subtitles.

A film by Jan Nimmo.

Co-produced and edited by Cassandra McGrogan.

Sound by John Cobban and Craig Aitchison.

Music by Los Reyes del Vallenato.

Duration	15mins
Released	2005

This short film gives a brief history of the G8 and explores the issues that they will be discussing at Gleneagles.

It aims to inform people about the G8 and give voice to the people who are protesting against it.

The film is a short, sharp and concise call to action. It is part talking head and part animation.

Duration?	20mins
Released	2004

Visit Dungavel, Monster of the Glen                      

A Film by Camcorder Guerillas, Scotland, 2005 (25 minutes)

Imagine escaping persecution in your own country, running for safety - then when you thinbk you can breathe freely, you and your children are locked up without trial.

A provocative mix of animation, drama, testimony, music, puppets and Guerilla satire, Visit Dungavel is a shocking, funny, informative and moving series of short films about Detention.

Featuring guest appearances by screen-stars Gary Lewis (Ae Fond Kiss, Billy Elliot), and Cora Bissett (High Times, Rebus) and guest directions by Bafta-winning Actor/Director Alison Peeble (Afterlife, Sex-Traffic, Taggart), this film lifts the lid on Dungavel, Detention and Deportation. 

Show it to your family, friends, and strangers.

ASYLUM IS A RIGHT, NOT A CRIME