We know a better word than happy

About This Movie

This documentary, while lacking a known director, dives deep into the lives of children from Maryhill, Glasgow, post-lockdown. It's a candid portrayal, really. You see these kids embracing the outdoors, which they have fought hard for through years of community activism. The atmosphere is raw and authentic, capturing their joy and curiosity as they explore a green space that feels almost like a character in itself. The pacing flows naturally, kinda like a day in the park, with moments of spontaneity and laughter. It’s not just about play; it touches on themes of rights and resilience. The visual storytelling stands out, made more poignant by the unfiltered performances of the kids. There's a simplicity to it that resonates; it feels genuine.

Documentary reflects real children's experiencesFocuses on community activismCaptures a sense of freedom and resilience