A new film launching on July 15th gives an in-depth look inside the clandestine world of environmental direct action. ‘Taking tea is what the British do whenever they are in a difficult circumstance’, says Marina Pepper, obsessive tea maker, community activist and domestic extremist. She’s served tea to bailiffs, the police, politicians, and factory workers. What makes her a domestic extremist is that she ‘cares passionately about politics on a global level but works on it on a local level’ but has ‘gone well beyond, in my climate change activities recycling and walking the kids to school. I put my body in the way and I don’t mind being arrested’.