Friday, 7th November South Georgia – Penguin Paradise of the South Atlantic 2021/ 40 minutes/ Roland Gockel and Rosie Koch The film explores the challenges faced by a film crew led by Roland Gockel and Rosie Koch in documenting the life of King Penguins on South Georgia Island, located in the Antarctic Ocean. Over a […]
Friday, 31st October. More Like Paul 2025 / 24 min / Damian Sciberras This inspiring film follows the extraordinary journey of Paul Youd, an 87-year-old vegan ultra-marathon runner on a mission to complete 100 ultramarathons before his 100th birthday! “More Like Paul” is a celebration of compassion, perseverance, and the limitless potential of plant-based living. It […]
Friday, 24th October. Last Chance to See – Kakapo 2009 / 59 minutes / Tim Green This documentary follows Mark Carwardine and Stephen Fry as they visit New Zealand in pursuit of a rare and charming flightless parrot. Meet the bird who inspired Douglas Adams to get involved so deeply in the world of conservation […]
Friday, 17th October Last Chance to See – Aye-Aye 2009 / 59 minutes / Tim Green This documentary showcases the efforts taken to conserve the elusive and fascinating aye-aye. Conservationists are struggling to preserve the remaining fragmented islands of forest by planting green corridors and engaging local communities.
Friday, 10th October. Last Chance to See – Blue Whale 2009 / 59 minutes / Tim Green The San Ignacio Lagoon, Baja, is the midpoint in a 10,000 mile long migration route for the grey whale – one of the longest migrations of all mammals. They come here to mate, give birth and raise their […]
Friday, 3rd October. Planet Earth: Mountains 2017 / 49 minutes / Alastair Fothergill & Mark Linfield Mountains are the most prominent products of the immense forces which shape the living planet: tectonic drift, volcanic activity and erosion by wind, water, frost and precipitation. We see how wildlife adapts to the harsh, often extreme conditions in […]
Friday, 26th September. Planet Earth: Deserts 2017 / 49 minutes / Alastair Fothergill In this film, narrated by David Attenborough, we take a look at deserts, which cover a third of the Earth’s land surface. From space they appear lifeless but a closer look reveals a different picture. Deserts, in fact, are surprisingly teeming with life!
Friday, 19th September. Planet Earth: Caves 2017 / 49 minutes / Alastair Fothergill The Earth’s large, deep calcareous caves are virtually inaccessible and therefore barely explored – many requiring expert diving where flooded. Some of these caves are of such volume that they can contain the Empire State Building! Come explore caves and their fascinating, […]
Friday, 12th September. Planet Earth: Fresh Water 2017 / 49 minutes / Alastair Fothergill It is an epic journey following the descent of the planet’s mightiest rivers from their mountain sources to the sea. Breathtaking river scenery is revealed by a revolutionary helicopter camera mount, from the world’s highest and broadest waterfalls to the awe-inspiring […]
Friday, 5th September The Elephant Whisperers 2023/ 41 minutes/ Kartiki Gonsalves & Guneet Monga An Indian documentary short, won the Oscar for Best Documentary Short Film in 2023, following the story of a couple, Bomman and Bellie, who care for an orphaned baby elephant named Raghu in Mudumalai National Park, highlighting their bond and the […]
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