A Guided Tour of the Unacceptable - arrange a local screening or check out when and where you can see it
A Guided Tour of the Unacceptable is a geographical and historical tour of the UK’s nuclear weapons on the Clyde and resistance to them,...
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A Guided Tour of the Unacceptable (TOTU) Where when you can see it, or how to arrange a screening
A Guided Tour of the Unacceptable is a geographical and historical tour of the UK’s nuclearweapons on the Clyde and resistance to them, with archive footage from the sixties sit-downs, to canoes buzzing Trident, mass blockades, and 21st Century XR protesters. Behind the camera,and editor of archive footage from SCND and Trident Ploughshares, is Ruth Barrie (Waltzer Films), with a stunning musical score from Scottish musicians including Rachel Sermanni, Karine Polwart, Ross Ainsle, Ryan Young and Ewan Mackenzie. First conceived when the Covid pandemic precluded traditional tours for visitors. TOTU was created to celebrate the entry into force of the Treaty On The Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons, and dedicated to the Peace Camp in its 40th year of witness and action.
HOSTING
PLEASE GET IN TOUCH (see Alerts and Contacts page) if you’d like to host a community screening.
we can provide publicity resources, a programme with full credits, info on the organisations involved and technical support.
We can help flexibly with a post-film discussion, or to add other elements to build an event, or just slot a screening into something you have already planned.
Secure Scotland works closely with Scottish CND and together we can ensure you will have the materials about getting active, joining or starting a SCND group, finding speakers, musicians, and facilitators to make it a memorable evening or daytime event.
7 August at Words and Actions, a chance to see TOTU with other films and poetry 7.00pm Go to 'Events' to book a seat
Edinburgh CND are hosting a screening at the end of August - contact Secure Scotland for details
18 September Screening as part of a special international event, The Humanitarian Impact of Nuclear Weapons taking place in The Scottish Parliament - contact sec@banthebomb.org for details or to register interest
Late October an event in Edinburgh addressing the strong chain of causation between environmental impacts and nuclear weapons politically, economically and ethically will include film screenings including TOTU
UPCOMING SCREENINGS
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