The Land Remains

Screening Dates:

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Solstice Festival, Garden of Tomorrow, Trematon, Cornwall - 21st July

Polygon, London - 26th June

B-Side Arts Festival, Portland, Dorset - 12th September

Totnes Cinema, Totnes, Devon - 14th September (tickets coming soon)

Verdant Taproom, Penryn, Cornwall - 15th September (tickets coming soon)

Careys Secret Garden, Wareham, Dorset - 16th September (tickets coming soon)

Strode Cinema, Street, Somerset - 17th September (tickets coming soon)

Exeter Phoenix, Exeter, Devon - 22nd September (tickets coming soon)

Plymouth Arts Cinema, Plymouth, Devon - 23rd September (tickets coming soon)

Somerset Arts Week, The Engine Room, Bridgewater, Somerset - 25th September

Britain is an island shaped by memory, migration, and the persistence of the past in the present.

Over the course of a year, filmmaker Boris Thompson-Roylance filmed pre-Christian ceremonies and seasonal traditions across the country, pagan practices aligned with the Wheel of the Year, structured around solstices, equinoxes, and moments of transition.

Set against these rituals of return and renewal, The Land Remains asks how myth and landscape are used to define the idea of Britain, and how land, migration, and belonging continue to shape national identity today.

The work features prominent voices from the folk community, including folk singer and song collector Sam Lee and alchemist and apothecarist Charlotte Pulver.