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Spotify Presents Beabadoobee… HOMETOWN. A London story. The streets of west London knew her foot steps before the rest of the world did… Beabadoobee (@radvxz) returned to west London to join me to make a film about returning home, what it means to belong & the places that shaped her. Such a pleasure making this film on behalf of @spotifyUK 💚 You can watch it in full over on the spotify app. Director - @luxuriousthomas Directors Agent: @hurrysundown.agents Creative Producer - @kitpatrick Production Support - @taraleonard DOP - @luke.c.harper Focus Puller - @Samuel35mm Camera Operator - @jacklmealing Camera operator - @jaksteadi Camera Trainee - @bruna_vieria6 Sound Recordist - @stanleybanbury Gaffer - @conradprfilm Camera Kit Supplier: @emmyland Editor - Ollie Biddulph Sound Designer - Meihi Mirouso Colourist - Mark Slobodian @ Dash Pictures Artist MGMT: banneryear @chrismelian @mirandabovina Dirty Hit: @jonitwasreallynothing @champagneperdi @dirtyhit Prod Co - DLS x Identity Identity Head Of Production: Dave Glass Exec Producer: Kate Berridge Producer: Andy Cooke Graham
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A much-dreaded and perhaps-expected foray into film journalism thanks to @thecoldmagazine & @valeberghinz. In which I asked @_joshdylan & @_kitpatrick about their beautiful documentary ‘You Can’t Fly’ about @silverbacktarzan and also what fruit they think is the sexiest (later editorially removed, sorry). This film is gorgeous, both spiritually and visually striking and a portrait of masculinity that brings me genuine hope for the future. If you get the chance to watch it, you will spend the rest of your life glad that you did, and you’ll want to shout about it to everyone you know. Spending a day in the countryside with Kit and Josh felt like a dream, and now it’s publicly available to read, that’s so fun! find it on thecoldmagazine.co.uk <3
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You Can’t Fly is an aesthete’s take on the portrait documentary, beginning with the chaotic aftermath of a hang gliding accident over the cliffs of Brighton and following Silverback Tarzan (@silverbacktarzan) (aka Matt Lewis) through his year-long recovery, and its impact on his family: Tara, his wife and Tia, his daughter. Gliding between candid glimpses into Lewis’ family life and characteristically indie, dreamlike snapshots of the natural world, You Can’t Fly takes on masculinity, trauma, neurodivergence, spirituality and growth through unapologetically authenticity. It is a courageously honest and beautiful window into the life of a wildly unique public figure who takes on the manosphere and disassembles it with “cosmic abundance” and good faith. It casts a light on the softness in the humanity of a half-caricature who meets his audience where they are and urges them to use their buzzing energy for the good of humanity. Underneath a birch tree on a village green just outside of Brighton, I talked to director Josh Dylan (@_joshdylan) and producer Kit Patrick (@_kitpatrick) about their journey into making their first feature together. Their energy is wild and chaotic. Seemingly a bit of an odd pairing, Kit; a bit brash and overtly well-spoken, perfectly complimented by a smiley and boyishly giddy Josh. I was enamoured by them, reminding me of two horses who had just been let out of the box and into the wild, bouncing around and soaking up sunlight like the world was about to go dark. They ended every sentence with the word “cosmic”. Their passion was palpable and gravitational. Read the full interview at the link in bio. Words and photography by @wwillla
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THE WINNERS OF THE INAUGURAL BRISTOL DOCUMENTARY FILM FESTIVAL We are incredibly proud to announce the first ever winners of the Bristol Documentary Film Festival. 🏆 BEST MICRO DOCUMENTARY A King Comes To Town Director: Joseff Morgan Selected by the @docfilmcouncil Winner of a @homepost.tv post-production package. 🏆 BEST SHORT DOCUMENTARY Mother Company Directors: Alexander Raptotasios & Konstantinos Thomaidis 🏆 BEST FEATURE DOCUMENTARY All Rivers Spill Their Stories to the Sea Director: Jeanie Finlay 🏆 SOUTH WEST AWARD Grappling Grace Directors: Alex Kiehl & Misha Novak Selected by Home Post. Winner of a Home Post post-production package. 🏆 AUDIENCE FEATURE AWARD You Can’t Fly Director: Josh Dylan 🏆 AUDIENCE MICRO AWARD Burning Heart Directors: Jose Otero & Louis Ellison 🏆 AUDIENCE SHORT AWARD Goldmine Director: Adrian Fisk 🏆 GRAND JURY PRIZE Birds of War Directors: Janay Boulos & Abd Alkader Habak The Documentary Film Council has also generously offered one year of DFC membership to each winning film, supporting our aim to make these awards about more than recognition alone. Home Post has generously provided two post-production prizes, awarded to A King Comes To Town and Grappling Grace, with the details of each package to be agreed directly with the winning filmmakers. A huge thank you to our associates Home Post, the Documentary Film Council and Left Handed Giant, who generously supplied the drinks for our closing event. Our inaugural BDFF awards were individually hand carved here in Bristol by local artist @copeaubylouis making each one completely unique. Huge congratulations to every winner, nominee and filmmaker who formed part of our first festival. The first names in BDFF history. Bristol Documentary Film Festival 2026
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What a truly incredible night. Eternally grateful x Thank you so much❤️
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SATURDAY 5 SEPTEMBER Day two of the first Bristol Documentary Film Festival moves through stories of trauma, resilience, memory, exile, identity and lives pushed to their limits. THE STATION 10.30am, AFTERMATH + Q&A THE CUBE CINEMA 2pm, LIVES IN MOTION 3pm, LOVE, CARE & EXILE 5.30pm, WHAT REMAINS UNSAID 7.30pm, AGAINST GRAVITY + Q&A From a healing dojo inside a Bristol church and the decades long fight for justice for Satpal Ram, to Palestinian food and resistance, inherited memories of conflict, dementia, displacement and people quite literally defying gravity. Times listed are doors. Screenings begin shortly afterwards, so please arrive promptly. Saturday 5 September, Bristol 🎟️ Tickets available now, link in bio. BRISTOL DOCUMENTARY FILM FESTIVAL 4–6 September 2026
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New commercial work for the pure entity that is @joinlonglane ✨ This is the second of three films that we made for the forthcoming wellness centre & hotel. Thankyou to my team that always makes my time making these films so enjoyable. Shot and directed by yours truly 🌳 @_kitpatrick @helmistenberg @d.phipps.colour @company_3 @chrisanthonyproducer @jamespikewatson @matthegaff @marigoldfilmandcolour @kainewtonn @artic_director & the rest of the team 🖤 Thank you to @harrisonhide 🧘
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I’m back to Bristol for our film U Can’t fly being shown at the cube 7.30pm . @_joshdylan and @_kitpatrick made the film … They took great care and diligence to portray Me and my family’s ways… A cosmic documentary for sure… I would to see the you there. Connect and chat at Q & A after… Big love #cosmic #entertainment
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We were amazed by the many hundreds of films submitted to the inaugural Bristol Documentary Film Festival. The incredibly difficult task was whittling that down to fewer than 40 films for this year’s programme. Every film selected earned its place on merit, and the standard across the programme has been extraordinary. Now, from that final selection, our judges have chosen 15 nominees across the festival: 6 Micro Documentaries 6 Short Documentaries 3 Feature Documentaries These are the films that stood out in an already exceptional field. We’re also incredibly excited to have the @docfilmcouncil involved in our inaugural awards, selecting the winner of Best Micro Documentary, alongside Bristol’s @homepost.tv , who will be choosing the winner of Best Short Documentary. It feels very special to have two organisations so closely connected to documentary filmmaking helping us recognise some of the outstanding work in this year’s programme. Winners will be announced at the BDFF Awards and Closing Party on Sunday 6 September. BRISTOL DOCUMENTARY FILM FESTIVAL 4–6 September 2026
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Our fourth feature is YOU CAN’T FLY, directed by @_joshdylan and produced by @_kitpatrick. The film enters the extraordinary world of Matt Lewis, aka @silverbacktarzan , a 54 year old hang gliding philosopher with a cult following, grounded after a near fatal crash and determined to find his way back to the skies. Funny, intimate and completely singular, it is a portrait of a man with an enormous personality, a wildly distinctive worldview and an almost cosmic commitment to living life on his own terms. Silverback Tarzan himself will be joining us for a live Q&A after the screening, alongside the filmmakers. Expect unexpected philosophy, huge energy and some serious cosmic vibes. YOU CAN’T FLY Saturday 5 September @cubemicroplex , Bristol Tickets are running low, so grab one while you still can. BRISTOL DOCUMENTARY FILM FESTIVAL 4–6 September 2026
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🌎 NOMINATED 🌎 The next stop on the You Can’t Fly journey is @bristoldocfest where we are proud to say we have been nominated for best feature documentary! There are still some tickets available for Saturday evening’s screening - 19:30 at The Cube in Bristol. Tickets available via a link in our bio. Bring your friends, bring your family and get prepared to go on a journey! Filmmakers @_joshdylan @_kitpatrick and @silverbacktarzan will be present for a Q+A after the screening. The journey continues…
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This Saturday @bristoldocfest The film U Can’t fly is showing. Nominated best featured documentary 7.30pm Me and the team will be there… @_joshdylan @_kitpatrick I would to@see@some@of the community that has supported for so long… Q and A after the film…
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