In 2011, in a time of international civil unrest, we turned the cavernous tunnels under Waterloo Station into a 1950s North African souq for Gillo Pontecorvo’s The Battle of Algiers. The usual bustling from smoky bars and market stalls quieted as armed soldiers patrolled through the Casbah. With local resistance members being tortured, and whispers of a rebellion spreading throughout backstreets, the audience was privy to the underground tactics of a famous guerilla war… Were you there? | Secret