One of the most acclaimed documentaries of 2026 is an inspiring chronicle of how a community spontaneously responded to a May 2021 immigration raid in Glasgow, Scotland. Officials detained two Muslim men in Glasgow’s most diverse neighborhood on the first day of the holiday Eid. Through an incredible communication network, more than 2,000 people of all backgrounds showed up to record and disrupt the proceedings. In the filmmaker’s words: “This film is made from fragments of memory, of footage, of testimony. Some names are missing. Some voices are borrowed. Some images are grainy, captured for the instant. But together they form a portrait of a community that didn’t wait for permission to do the right thing.” Everybody to Kenmure Street is a reminder of the power that is always inherent in the people.