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We Belong Here is a documentary film that explores the significance of poetry and spoken word in contemporary society. Released in an era marked by uncertainty, it features notable UK poets and spoken word artists sharing their perspectives on pressing themes.
This documentary is a bit of a hidden gem, not widely distributed, making it somewhat scarce in collector circles. Its format history isn't extensive, but some limited releases have circulated among poetry enthusiasts. Interest tends to peak around literary events or festivals, where this film resonates with audiences who appreciate the spoken word. As more viewers recognize its value, it may gain traction, so it's worth keeping an eye on.
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We Belong Here is a documentary film.
The film features notable poets and spoken word artists including Lemn Sissay, Hollie McNish, Salena Godden, and Sabrina Mahfouz.
The documentary focuses on the themes of the 'state of the nation' and the role of poetry and spoken word in addressing these themes during uncertain times.
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