As youth violence rises in London, a rebellious group of young people tear through the city’s streets in the name of ‘Knives Down, Bikes Up’.

If the Streets Were on Fire follows the social movement BikeStormz, a biannual bike ride-out across London that gives young people a space of safety, liberation and creative freedom where they can stand up against violence and build community.

Full of incredible shots of the city as the talented riders show off their tricks and skills, Alice Russell's feature is a tremendous debut and a timely reminder that actions to safeguard and transform our communities can often start with us.

Followed by a filmmaker Q&A.