Documentary About Wool Production
A new film explores the origins of wool, from sheep to makers, and the challenges of sustainable production. Filmmaker Paul Wyatt shares his passion for animals and craft in this insightful documentary.
People will see the lives of sheep and the work of London farmers and makers as they explore the origins of wool in the documentary Sheep, Actually. The film opens with a thought-provoking proposition, encouraging viewers to understand the creation of wool from the perspective of the animals involved.
What is the film about? The documentary follows a sheep named Cow through her first lambing, the shearing process, and life with her new lamb, while also exploring the challenges faced by makers and small craft businesses operating sustainably in the shadow of fast fashion.
Who is behind the film? Paul Wyatt is the director of Sheep, Actually, a filmmaker with a lifelong love of animals and a background in documenting their stories and the people who work with their fibres.
Why is it worth watching? On Thursday, 5 November 2026, the film will be screened at the Electric Palace Hastings in Hastings, offering a unique opportunity for crafters and knitters to enjoy a relaxed screening and learn about the story behind their materials; tickets are with the button beside the article.
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