Art gallery projection highlights the power of protest

British screenwriter, music producer, actor and film director Richard Curtis (best known for Love Actually and Four Weddings and a Funeral), has created an extraordinary short film that celebrates how protest, and its music, has catalysed change and led to progress over the course of history.

Rather than posting the film itself online, this video shows it as it actually appears projected onto the gallery. Featuring archive and new performances from Billie Holiday to Ed Sheeran, speeches from Martin Luther King to Colin Firth, and specially commissioned animation, it's an inspirational must-see.

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