London Grows
A film exploring the stories of nine wild and growing spaces in London.
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In 2022, our tenth anniversary, DK-CM made ‘London Grows’, a feature film about nine wild and growing spaces around London. The film was directed by Cristina Monteiro, features music by Satan Club, and is part of DK-CM’s wider Wild City campaign.
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