It’ll Never Work
A warm, humorous and inspiring documentary following a Scottish fisherman’s mission to build the UK’s first zero-carbon, solar-powered fishing boat. A story of determination, innovation and what’s possible when people dare to do things differently.
For more information and to watch the trailer, visit: It'll Never Work
To arrange a screening, contact: [email protected]
Our Land
A powerful film exploring the right-to-roam movement, following ramblers campaigning for greater access to nature and rural landscapes. A compelling choice for communities interested in access, land, and our relationship with the outdoors.
To find out more and watch the trailer, visit: Our Land
To arrange a screening, contact: [email protected]
David Attenborough’s Ocean
A landmark film bringing the beauty and importance of our oceans to the big screen. With global recognition and storytelling from David Attenborough, this is a widely appealing option that can draw in broad audiences and spark conversation.
To find out more and watch the trailer: Ocean with David Attenborough
To arrange a screening, contact: [email protected]
Jo in the Water
A film exploring the fight for clean water, created in partnership with Surfers Against Sewage. Following stories of water activism and community action, it’s a particularly strong fit for places with rivers, coastlines or wild swimming communities.
To find out more and watch the trailer:Jo in the Water
To arrange a screening, contact: [email protected]
Power Station
A story of community-led renewable energy, with a strong Northern perspective. This film highlights how local communities are taking power into their own hands, making it a great choice for urban areas and places interested in energy and local solutions.
To find out more and watch the trailer:: Power Station
To arrange a screening, contact: [email protected]
Whispers in the Woods
Set deep in France’s Vosges mountains, this beautifully observed film follows a naturalist and his son as they spend time in the wild, encountering lynx, deer, owls and other rare wildlife in their natural habitat.
With a gentle pace and rich storytelling, it captures the wonder of the natural world and invites us to slow down, listen, and reconnect with the landscapes around us. A reflective and immersive choice for communities wanting to create a calm, shared experience.
To find out more and watch a trailer: Whispers in the Woods / Le Chant des forêts (2025) - Trailer (English Subs)
Any groups wishing to licence the film for private screenings, or wanting to approach a local cinema for a public preview screening should email [email protected] for further information.
The People Vs Climate Change
A warm and honest documentary following 108 ordinary people called up by Parliament to help shape the UK's response to climate change. Filmed over the course of a historic democratic process, it reveals how everyday people - given the right knowledge, space and opportunity - can find common ground, develop shared responsibility and rise to one of the greatest challenges of our time. A powerful choice for communities interested in democracy, civic action and what's possible when people come together.
To find out more and watch the trailer: The People Vs Climate Change
To arrange a free screening for your community, fill out this form. For questions, contact [email protected]
Skyward
A creative short documentary exploring our relationship with nature, following young birdwatchers Mya and Arjun as they navigate climate anxiety and the disappearance of the wildlife around them - and find hope in an uncertain future. A compelling choice for communities interested in youth voices, fairness for people and nature, and what it means to find hope in a changing world.
To watch the trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bVELD8LS850
To arrange a free screening for your community, fill out this form. For questions, contact [email protected]
National Emergency Briefing screenings
More than 100 National Emergency Briefing screenings are taking place in communities across the UK during Great Big Green Week (6–14 June). The National Emergency Briefing brings together leading experts to present the latest evidence on climate and nature - and communities are now hosting screenings to bring that conversation out of Westminster and into their own neighbourhoods.
If you're hosting a National Emergency Briefing screening during Great Big Green Week, add it to our map so people in your area can discover your event and take part!
There will be more films coming soon!