Filmmaker Paul Wyatt knows what it’s like to smell
like a sheep. Or, to be precise, a sheep taking a hot bath on a London-bound commuter train while being spritzed with perfume. "The Sheepzine — Adventures with wool and sheep, actually" draws on over a decade’s worth of behind-the-lens field notes as Wyatt rewinds the tape on his own journey with fleece across time and landscapes—from farmyard ear-scratches, shearing, and fleece grading to 21st-century powerhouses washing a million kilos of raw fleece a week, and the circular design projects saving materials from landfill.

Equal parts field notes, industrial travelogue, and personal memoir, this is a filmmaker’s perspective on shaping and telling these stories—an insider look at the craft, the innovation that defines a sustainable future, and the people who bring it to life.

And, of course, it’s about the remarkable animals at the heart of it all: the sheep, actually.

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Available at particpating screenings - Autumn 2026