On the big screen
“A brilliant piece of informative, thought provoking, innovative and highly entertaining film making.”
Saffron Screen August 2026

Upcoming Screenings
​Electric Palace cinema, Hastings​
Date: 30th October, 2026
Time: 3pm
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​Stitch Fest South West
Newton Abbot Racecourse​
Date: 31st October, 2026
Time: 12:30pm
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​The Make Joy After Party
Woolwich Works, London​
Date: 7th November, 2026
Time: 5:30pm (Doors open 5:00pm)
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The premiere For the Sheep, Actually premiere, Wyatt breathed new life into the Cutty Sark’s lesser-known legacy as a historic wool transporter by co-producing The Cutty Sark Wool Experience. The evening culminated in the premiere of Sheep, Actually, screened directly beneath the ship’s iconic suspended hull to a sold-out crowd.
Paul Wyatt's films have a proven track record of bringing audiences together. From major cultural institutions to cinemas and art centres, viewers are captivated by his evocative depictions of place and character-driven narratives.
​​​​​​​Since June 2026, Sheep, Actually has been seen at Depot in Lewes, Leeds Industrial Museum, Saffron Screen, the Dress Devolution 4 Conference at Falmouth University, Electric Palace cinema, Hastings, the Museum of Making in Derby, and Farnham Maltings.
More film screenings will be announced for Autumn and Winter.
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For theatrical bookings, please get in touch here
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It started with ​​the first photo filmmaker Paul Wyatt ever took: a blurred sheep's nose on a school trip when he was just nine. This lifelong love of animals and a deep-seated curiosity to understand their lives drove Wyatt to make Sheep, Actually.


Sheep, Actually is the culmination of over a decade of high-profile film collaborations that Paul Wyatt has filmed and produced.
In the Community
​Community groups in the UK, United States and Canada have been putting on their own screenings of Sheep, Actually...


Video clips
​​Watch the Sheep, Actually trailer and other clips and other clips from the film.
Merch ​ The Sheepzine on over a decade’s worth of behind-the-lens field notes as Paul Wyatt rewinds the tape on his own journey with fleece across time and landscapes

Sheep, Actually

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