Review by xanvier-allison

Filmed over what seemed to be over years, Micropubs allows for a very immersive look into that community characters, the process they have to go through and their motivation and spirit. The optimisation of independent ingenuity persisting through the resistance of the councils or other sources depicts excessive tensions and conflicts. And, the resilience of these characters is inspiring and truly encouraging. The film also feels extremely timely, not only through the eyes of this year's pandemic with the perseverance of independent communities through lack of clarity and coherence from the government. But also from a post-Brexit country, where the future is uncertain, fearful of vanishing way of life and where we're starting really think what we want our country to be, and what community means and the importance of them.