The Wild North Sea highlights the immense biodiversity of the North Sea, urging viewers

to value and protect it. By illustrating the complex ecosystems and potential of marine life,

the film advocates for conservation, offering a hopeful vision for sustainable practices.

The central message is when we understand and respect the natural world, we can

address significant global challenges like climate change, food security, and bio-diversity loss.

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The Wild North Sea inspires a collective effort to build a more sustainable &  thriving planet.

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Introduction and Q&A with Mark Verkerk (director/cinematographer) and Ignas Van Shaick

(producer) – to be chaired by British Film Institute Sustainable Screen team.

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Following our UK premiere screening in Norwich The Wild North Sea will be touring

rural cinema locations around East Anglia during June-July 2025 - a partnership with

Creative Arts East Screen.

The first rural screening will be Diss Corn Hall Wednesday 11

June 10.30am. Bookings can be made with the venue.

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Further times and dates for the rural tour will be shared when they are available.