It is an inspiring documentary about a British couple who tear down fences on their failing, 400-year-old historic estate to let nature restore the depleted land. The project became one of the most significant habitat restoration efforts in Europe.

The photography in the film is amazing with reviewers comparing the quality to high-end natural history programming. It features macro shots of an owl eating a worm and a bird catching a dragonfly. It also includes rare footage, such as an active turtle dove nest and Tamworth pigs diving for mussels.

Under the rules of our video licence we can only promote a generic event (e.g., "Eco Movie Night") without naming the specific film title. However you can contact the church to find out the name of the film. 01773 828772

Eco Film Night @ St Peter's Church Belper

Doors open 6.45, film starts at 7.15 and finishes at 8.45 Free event with refreshments