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Now free to watch, and well worth your timeHello uncivilised folk,
We hope this message finds you OK in these strange and disorientating times. Our thoughts are with all those cut off from family, community and touch. There is obviously a lot we could say about what is going on right now, but with news and opinions on the current pandemic flooding our waking hours and social media streams, we write to share some other news...
Nearly four years to the day since departing on our epic UK tour, and after finally finding home, we have decided to make our film available to view for free online. Given recent events, It feels now more than ever that it's time for a new story. So consider this our offering to the pot. And by making it free hopefully it will become more accessible to a wider audience.
We're not done by any means, but its certainly the end of one cycle and the beginning of a new one, which also includes a very new family member, a little boy yet to be named :)
As a follower of our project we would like to thank you for all your support to this point, and ask that you help share wetheuncivilised A Life Story far and wide.
Below is a link to watch the film for free through Films For Action, who have supported the project since the beginning and who also host a whole catalogue of amazing films, videos and articles relating to the facets activism and social change. (A great resource worth supporting via their Patreon)
Please copy and share this link or message across your online social platforms and communication channels to help us to get the uncivilised message out there.
www.filmsforaction.org/watch/wetheuncivilised/
With love and Gratitude
Lil and PeteToday in town, support your local food producersAll set up and ready to go, looking rather smashing this morning. Local to Ludlow 'pop up' shop 9-1pm every Thursday. Supporting local food and drink producers. Plus Incredible Edible Ludlow swap.
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