Hostile screened at the BFI Southbank on 16th March, closing the season of THE CAMERA IS OURS: BRITAIN’S WOMEN DOCUMENTARY MAKERS, as part of a selection of films which look at the influence of pioneering female documentary filmmakers from the 1930s until now. Thank you so much to musician and Executive Producer Nitin Sawhney and

"They don’t have access to enough food...it means that they have precarity in terms of where they live and whether they can stay. It shows really just the harshness and the inhumanity of systems and policies which by their very nature are designed to hurt people and divide us". Yasmine Ahmed, UK Director of Human

On Tuesday, Together Films hosted an online screening of Hostile, followed by a Q&A moderated by the brilliant Ursula Macfarlane. Hostile is my debut, and we are so thankful for the support of Ursula Macfarlane, who has directed films such as Untouchable and The Lost Sons. "Thank you Sonita for making this film, it broke

'I've written music for about 70 films and television shows but I'm probably proudest of my involvement in this because it's incredibly important and it's the most salient thing out there right now'  - Nitin Sawhney On Monday 13th December Hostile screened at the Bertha DocHouse in London. Bertha DocHouse is the UK's first cinema

A big thank you to the London Migration Film festival for screening Hostile on the last night of the festival.  The screening was followed by a heartfelt and informative Q&A with Sonita Gale alongside a panel of experts on the Hostile Environment including: Toufique Hossain (Director of Public Law at Duncan Lewis Solicitors) Daniel Trilling