Screening of 'Derek vs Derek' at Columbjohn Farm
It’s a film about land use and farming told by farmers. Blunt, funny and heart warming in equal measure. Arrive early to enjoy a home cooked meal made from 100% organic pasture fed highland cattle.
Join us at Columbjohn Farm on the Killerton estate for a screening of Derek vs Derek. Made by award-winning director James Dawson, it’s a film about land use and farming told by farmers. Blunt, funny and heart warming in equal measure. Film rating 15+.
On a country road in Devon, intensive dairy farmer Derek Banbury is horrified at the “devastation” of his neighbour’s once productive farm. Dubbed a “maverick rewilder” by the media, Derek Gow is an unrepentant ex-sheep farmer hellbent on turning his land into an oasis for nature. Shot over three years the film charts the two Derek’s turbulent relationship, as tempers fray, wild animals run amok, and the land is radically transformed.
The film will be screened in a barn at Columbjohn Farm on the Killerton Estate.
Homecooked Highland beef stew will be available to buy from 6pm. Those not joining for food are encouraged to arrive at 6.45pm for a 7pm film start. 9pm end.
Columbjohn (Springwater Farm), Rewe, EX5 4ER.
Parking available on site.
Image Credit - James Beck
Please note:
- Please meet at Columbjohn Farm, Rewe, Exeter, EX5 4ER
- The screening will take place inside a barn. Please dress warmly.
- Parking close to the barn will be reserved for people with impaired mobility. However the barn is accessed by walking through a farm yard and via steps. Accessible toilet available on site.
- Not suitable for children. Film rating 15+.
- Film will be shown with subtitles. Film is classified 15 by the British Board of Film Classification (BBFC) for strong language, verbal violence references, and related content.
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It’s a film about land use and farming told by farmers. Blunt, funny and heart warming in equal measure. Arrive early to enjoy a home cooked meal made from 100% organic pasture fed highland cattle.
Join us at Columbjohn Farm on the Killerton estate for a screening of Derek vs Derek. Made by award-winning director James Dawson, it’s a film about land use and farming told by farmers. Blunt, funny and heart warming in equal measure. Film rating 15+.
On a country road in Devon, intensive dairy farmer Derek Banbury is horrified at the “devastation” of his neighbour’s once productive farm. Dubbed a “maverick rewilder” by the media, Derek Gow is an unrepentant ex-sheep farmer hellbent on turning his land into an oasis for nature. Shot over three years the film charts the two Derek’s turbulent relationship, as tempers fray, wild animals run amok, and the land is radically transformed.
The film will be screened in a barn at Columbjohn Farm on the Killerton Estate.
Homecooked Highland beef stew will be available to buy from 6pm. Those not joining for food are encouraged to arrive at 6.45pm for a 7pm film start. 9pm end.
Columbjohn (Springwater Farm), Rewe, EX5 4ER.
Parking available on site.
Image Credit - James Beck
Please note:
- Please meet at Columbjohn Farm, Rewe, Exeter, EX5 4ER
- The screening will take place inside a barn. Please dress warmly.
- Parking close to the barn will be reserved for people with impaired mobility. However the barn is accessed by walking through a farm yard and via steps. Accessible toilet available on site.
- Not suitable for children. Film rating 15+.
- Film will be shown with subtitles. Film is classified 15 by the British Board of Film Classification (BBFC) for strong language, verbal violence references, and related content.
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