At Nigeria’s oldest university in Ibadan, a student group turns weekly documentary screenings into a rare space for debate in a country where dissent is risky. Featuring films by African auteurs, the series sparks dialogue on corruption, gender, colonialism, and more. Between screenings, we glimpses of everyday campus life – soccer, noodles, jokes – until national protests erupt, pushing students from discussion into action amid blackouts, overcrowding, and mounting pressure.