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SUMMARY:15 October: The Lost Boys of Carbis Bay (film) @ 1930
DESCRIPTION:“The Lost Boys of Carbis Bay” is a documentary about a group of Cornish mine explorers whose underground adventures reveal themes of self-discovery\, camaraderie\, and men’s mental health. \nThe documentary follows the Carbis Bay Crew\, a group of men who have spent over 30 years exploring Cornwall’s forgotten mines. Their activities involve descending deep mine shafts\, wading through chest-deep water\, and navigating tight\, dangerous tunnels. While the explorations appear adrenaline-fueled\, they serve as a lifeline and a form of catharsis\, allowing the men to release stress and reset from everyday pressures. \nDirected by Dan Simpkins and edited by Angus Breton\, the documentary was filmed over two years and captures both the physical challenges of mine exploration and the personal stories of the crew. It has been recognized for its emotional depth\, winning Best Adventure and Exploration Film at the Kendal Mountain Festival 2025 \nSee the trailer of the film below
URL:https://calstockarts.org/event/15-october-the-lost-boys-of-carbis-bay-film-1930/
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SUMMARY:22 October: The Struggle for Calstock Viaduct @ 1930 SOLD OUT
DESCRIPTION:Calstock Arts are delighted to host the launch screening of a new documentary film by Neil Gallacher: The Struggle for Calstock Viaduct. \nIt cost huge amounts of time and money. It may have cost lives. And it cost one man his reputation. But it gave us the Tamar Valley as we know and love it today. \nThis short film draws on an outstanding collection of stills in Calstock Parish Archive to tell the story of the long engineering struggle to build the viaduct. Much of it was a battle deep underwater to create the foundations on the riverbed. \nDespite its troubled beginnings\, the viaduct is a crowning success of Edwardian railway engineering. Today it’s one of the outstanding survivors from that era. The valley and the village would be unimaginable without it. \nThe black and white stills at the heart of the film were taken by a shopkeeper in Calstock Fore Street\, Frederick Paul\, who sold them as postcards. His descendants have made his pictures available through the Archive\, and this is the first time they’ve been brought to life in this way. \nThe evening will include a talk by Neil\, who is a retired BBC TV correspondent\, and a Q&A led by retired Civil and Structural Engineer Vic Harman\, a trustee of Calstock Parish Archive and author of “Calstock Viaduct\, 100 Years and More. \nOur timings should suit anyone looking to come and go by train\, whether coming down from Gunnislake\, or up over the viaduct itself.
URL:https://calstockarts.org/event/22-october-the-struggle-for-calstock-viaduct/
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SUMMARY:10 December  Derek v Derek Two Worlds Fields Apart
DESCRIPTION:What do you do when your neighbour goes completely wild? \nAward-winning director James Dawson’s new documentary is set in the rolling hills of Devon\, telling the story of two neighbouring farmers who share the same name but take radically different approaches to land use.  \nIn equal parts hilarious and moving\, the film shines a light on the vital debate surrounding the future of rural Britain\, encouraging conversation around how farming and nature restoration might work together. \nPG 15 \n\nhttps://www.derekvsderek.com/
URL:https://calstockarts.org/event/december-10-derek-v-derek-two-worlds-fields-apart/
CATEGORIES:Film
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