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Film Evening: The Land Remains Wed 16th Sept 2026

Film Evening: The Land Remains Wed 16th Sept 2026

£15.00 GBP
£15.00 GBP
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Film Evening: The Land Remains places Britain’s renewed interest in folklore and ritual in dialogue with the Bibby Stockholm asylum barge, exploring how land, migration, and belonging shape national identity today.

Set in the beautiful surroundings of our garden, this special evening invites you to slow down, connect, and immerse yourself in storytelling that explores our relationship with land, place, and belonging. The screening will take place inside a cosy heated marquee with comfortable seating, ensuring a warm and welcoming atmosphere whatever the weather.

Following the film, we are delighted to host a live Q&A with director Boris Thompson-Roylance, offering a rare opportunity to gain insight into the creative process, themes, and inspiration behind The Land Remains.

Arrive from 6pm to enjoy the full experience — our wood-fired pizza oven will be serving freshly made pizzas, and local folk musicians will provide a gentle soundtrack as the evening unfolds. The film will be screened at 7pm and discussion will run through to 8pm.

Event Details:

  • Date: Tuesday 16th September
  • Time: 6:00pm – 8:00pm
  • Location: Careys Secret Garden
  • Includes: Film screening, director Q&A, live folk music, wood-fired pizza (available to purchase)

Book your place and be part of an intimate evening of film, conversation, and community in one of Dorset’s most enchanting settings.

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

The film is being presented as a series of event-led screenings with filmmaker Q&As, designed to create a strong audience experience and conversation around its themes.

Film duration 32 minutes. 

Boris Thompson-Roylance is a visual artist, director, and co-founder of the multi-award-winning production company Deadbeat Studios. Working across documentary, fiction, and installation, his work explores identity, ecology, folklore, and subculture, often situating contemporary tensions within wider cultural and historical contexts.
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Film Evening: The Land Remains places Britain’s renewed interest in folklore and ritual in dialogue with the Bibby Stockholm asylum barge, exploring how land, migration, and belonging shape national identity today.

Set in the beautiful surroundings of our garden, this special evening invites you to slow down, connect, and immerse yourself in storytelling that explores our relationship with land, place, and belonging. The screening will take place inside a cosy heated marquee with comfortable seating, ensuring a warm and welcoming atmosphere whatever the weather.

Following the film, we are delighted to host a live Q&A with director Boris Thompson-Roylance, offering a rare opportunity to gain insight into the creative process, themes, and inspiration behind The Land Remains.

Arrive from 6pm to enjoy the full experience — our wood-fired pizza oven will be serving freshly made pizzas, and local folk musicians will provide a gentle soundtrack as the evening unfolds. The film will be screened at 7pm and discussion will run through to 8pm.

Event Details:

  • Date: Tuesday 16th September
  • Time: 6:00pm – 8:00pm
  • Location: Careys Secret Garden
  • Includes: Film screening, director Q&A, live folk music, wood-fired pizza (available to purchase)

Book your place and be part of an intimate evening of film, conversation, and community in one of Dorset’s most enchanting settings.

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

The film is being presented as a series of event-led screenings with filmmaker Q&As, designed to create a strong audience experience and conversation around its themes.

Film duration 32 minutes. 

Boris Thompson-Roylance is a visual artist, director, and co-founder of the multi-award-winning production company Deadbeat Studios. Working across documentary, fiction, and installation, his work explores identity, ecology, folklore, and subculture, often situating contemporary tensions within wider cultural and historical contexts.

Ticket Delivery

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  • Detailed directions to the Secret Garden will be sent with your booking confirmation and tickets.

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