Featuring the recent Kinder Tresspass commemoration, this daring and entertaining documentary explores the growing movement for the right to roam in England and beyond.

The film gives voice to people fighting to broaden access to the countryside as well as custodians claiming the right to restrict it in the name of stewardship.

With some beautiful landscape cinematography, we are challenged to think about the age-old beliefs around property that have shaped our relationship with the land for over a thousand years, and how questions of ownership are intricately tied to history.