A Walk on The Wildside presented by Norfolk Rivers Trust (12)

Screening at Marina Theatre

presented by Norfolk Rivers Trust

Step into the beauty, power and fragility of the natural world with A Walk on the Wildside, presented by Norfolk Rivers Trust, a thought-provoking strand at the Sunrise Film Festival dedicated to environmental storytelling. This collection of short films explores our relationship with nature, the impact of climate change and the urgent need for conservation.

About the Films: From breathtaking cinematography to environmental narratives, A Walk on the Wildside presents stories that inspire, challenge and ignite action. Whether showcasing the wonders of untouched landscapes or the resilience of ecosystems, these films serve as a reminder of our responsibility to the earth, but also to those who work in the natural world.

Films Screening in This Strand: REQUIEM, Three Hares, How the world is going to end, Our Grandparents Hunted Here, 59 degrees, She who visions, She Fishes, Decksdark.

Norfolk River Trust's mission is to restore, protect and enhance the water environments of Norfolk for people and wildlife, you can find out more about them by clicking here.

Why Attend?

Environmental Awareness – Films that highlight the beauty of nature and the need to protect it.
Stunning Visuals – A showcase of breathtaking cinematography capturing the essence of the wild.
Inspiring & Educational – Thought-provoking narratives that spark important conversations.

Tickets:

General Admission: £6  |  25 & Under: £3  |  Unwaged & 50+: £3

If you care about our planet, love stunning cinematography, or want to be inspired by impactful storytelling, A Walk on the Wildside is a must-see. Join us at Sunrise Film Festival for an unforgettable screening dedicated to the world we call home.

Ticket Disclaimer:

Please note that latecomers may be admitted up to 15 minutes after the screening has started but may be asked to take a seat at the back of the auditorium. Standing is not permitted in any of the screenings, and photography, audio, and film recording are also not permitted.

To guarantee access to this screening, you must pre-book a ticket.

This screening strand is rated: 12, No one younger than 12 may see 12-rated content.

Additional Information: Please note parking is not available on-site. The nearest car parks are at Clapham Road South or Whapload Road. Lowestoft Train Station is a 5-10 minute walk away.

The age rating has been set as a guide using suggested certifications from our local authority. As such, it should only be used as a guide. The content may not be suitable for all audiences in this screening; viewer discretion is still advised.