Rothbury CAN's Film Screenings

Kiss The Ground

We showed this uplifting film, about soil and regenerative farming, to a large audience. It was very well received. Walter Riddell from Hepple Whiteside, Rachel Henry of Westhills, spoke about their farms, and Mike Pratt, Wildlife Trust, chaired the following discussion.

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Six Inches of Soil 2024

The next film was also about soil, and regenerative farming. This was even more well received, as it was about British Farming. Well attended, and fabulous discussions.
You can learn more about this important film here.

Ocean: 2025

As this appeared to be Sir David Attenborough's last film, we screened Ocean. Again, incredibly well attended, and we had a workshop/discussion led by Georgina Fuller, from the Sea we See.

Farming films in 2025

This screening of two short films were again, very well attended.
Growing Rich With Nature is a short documentary film about Simon Hare, a farmer from County Durham. We were delighted to welcome Gus Nelless from Thistleyhaugh Farm to lead the discussion. Aidan Harrison did an excellent job of talking about farming in the past, and leading discussions after the films.
We also watched Leaving it Better, and were delighted to have Rakesh Prashara, and Kate Bramfitt joining Angus, to field questions, and talk more about Climate Action and Farming.
A wonderful evening - 'Inspiring'!

Other films in 2025

Beavers! We showed Balancing The Scales at the Great Big Green Event to different groups of people. CRAG led discussions about Beavers.