"To stay silent is to choose a side. To choose a side is to create an enemy."
A documentary about growing political polarisation in the UK. Featuring interviews with the general public, academics, public figures and social media influencers.
Jack Smith
Narrator
Stan Ashcroft
Interviewer
Nathan Collins-Cope
Interviewer
Max Davies
Interviewer
Charlotte Marie-Ford
Interviewer
Livia Gregor
Interviewer
Jacob Hibell
Interviewer
Klaudia Losiakowska
Interviewer
Carolyn Nichonbhai
Interviewer
A documentary about growing political polarisation in the UK. Featuring interviews with the general public, academics, public figures and social media influencers.
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