““It would be easy to mistake artists Dan Edelstyn and Hilary Powell for master magicians. For their first stunt, they made £1m of debt disappear and for their next trick they’re conjuring up a power station from an ordinary, east London terraced street.””

“First there were the banks. Sending credit cards through the post, offering easy loans. They overstretched, teetered. Then came the billion-dollar bailouts, recession, austerity, poverty and payday loans.

Then, slowly, came the movement: a piecemeal, sporadic effort to buy back the debt of ordinary people.”

“A knockabout guide to the debt economy….the film owes something to the cheerful tradition of Ealing comedy. But the heart of the matter is never made a joke.”

““When society is organised from the top down, you feel reliant on the government to change things,” says Pippa Evans. “But if you have brave individuals who stand up and gather other people around them… We can stand up for ourselves, we can do things ourselves.””

“Imagination, energy and plenty of chutzpah!”