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Bristol, 28 February 2025
One Last Farm had its public premiere at the Bristol Aquarium’s IMAX cinema. It was a sold-out event with over 300 people in the audience. The event also featured the short film Save Our Wild Isles: Hungry for Change, a Silverback Films production in collaboration with WWF, the RSPB, and the National Trust.
“This event genuinely moved things forward and inspired transformative action: critical cinema at its best.”
– Guy Poultney, Bristol City Councillor
Compelling Films + Dynamic Discussions
Impactful Partnership
The success of the event was due in large part to the organisations and local businesses that came together to sponsor, promote, and support:
WWF, the National Trust, RSPB Bristol Local Group, West of England Nature Partnership, Avon Wildlife Trust, Sustainable Food Trust, Better Food, Tobacco Factory, and CPRE Avon & Bristol.
What the audience had to say about One Last Farm:
“Brought me to tears. Catherine is so inspiring.”
“An intensely moving portrait of one farmer’s battle to protect nature, on behalf of us all.”
“Such a good educational film, so personal yet applies to all farms.”
“Fantastically demonstrates the value of green spaces.”
“Powerful, emotional, lyrical.”
“I've always been interested in global conservation, but this film made me realise I should also care about issues closer to home.”
“Thought provoking, stunning film with a really important message.”
“Superb, gripping, motivating.”
98% Rated the event “Good” or "Excellent"
76% Reported that the event deepened their understanding of food production and nature
70% Felt inspired to take action as a result of the event
A message from our event partner: Sustainable Food Trust
“We were honoured to play even a small part in bringing One Last Farm to the big screen for audiences to experience – it felt only fitting that such a beautiful and moving documentary had its public premiere on a giant screen, any smaller would not have done it the justice! Seeing Nikki’s beautiful vision and Catherine’s decades of dedication to Yew Tree Farm come to life onscreen was amazing, as was the response from the audience – it was an especially touching moment when the crowd gave Catherine a standing ovation.
At the end of the night there was a genuine feeling of hope for the future and a renewed energy to change not only the way we farm in the UK, but also how we value green spaces like Yew Tree Farm and all that they do for local communities.”
The Bristol Climate & Nature Partnership published a blog post about the event.