Films will be projected onto walls and buildings around the city as we guide audiences on a leisurely walk through central Brighton. From underwater worlds and ancient standing stones to folklore and a search for an elusive bird, the programme brings together distinctive films exploring landscape, wildlife and our connections with the environment.

The films are selected from Nature, a strand of Oska Bright Film Festival 2026. Oska Bright is the world’s leading film festival for films made by or featuring learning disabled and autistic people.

Meeting point: Outside Food for Friends, opposite Zizzi, Prince Albert Street, Brighton BN1 1HF

Look out for the Dreamy Place team in hi-vis vests.

FilmsSatu Kaarin Tani & Maria Anniina Tani — Breathing Reef, 4:09 mins

A vibrant crocheted coral reef is attacked by a black oily figure. The reef dies but, aided by a shaman, it hatches from an egg and returns to the ocean.

Kyle Coleman, Phoebe Barnicoat & Lou Brett — Sound of the Stones, 5:55 mins

Sound of the Stones explores the ancient resonance of West Penwith’s Bronze Age standing stones through sound and film.

Ebee Harrison — Tidalfall, 2:56 mins

Filmed in 360 video, Tidalfall invites us to look around underwater with a fisheye view and to listen closely.

Debbie Caulfield — The Atrees, 6:03 mins

A re-imagining of the Devil’s Dyke legend.

Edward Smyth — The Golden Squacco Heron (2025), 6:00 mins

Two childhood friends search for the fabled Golden Squacco Heron, the reward to a treasure hunt unsolved for 29 years.

This is a free event - booking recommended. 

The film trail takes place outdoors and on foot, with films projected onto walls and buildings around central Brighton. The pace will be leisurely.

The film trail is a short tour around Brighton's streets, all wheelchair accessible, lasting approximately 45 minutes.

Films are all captioned.

Everyone

Anyone is welcome to join.

Presented by Dreamy Place / videoclub in partnership with Carousel / Oska Bright Film Festival