We Are Many

Since the rally ultimately proved ineffectual, the film could at the least serve as a sobering postmortem on where it fell short.

Key figures from the original marches share teary (and tear-inducing) memories of the moment when the people said no, while a trail of guilty lies is followed from the dodgy dossier to the Chilcot inquiry with still enraging results.

Amir Amirani's documentary will jog memories about the sheer scale of the anti-war protests in Britain in February 2003.

We Are Many takes us back to the days, post 9/11, when the likes of Blair and Bush dominated the news with hysterical claims of the world ending threats of WMDs, but ends on a more upbeat, 'we won't get fooled again' note.