It started with ??the first photo filmmaker Paul Wyatt ever took: a blurred sheep's nose on a school trip when he was just nine. This lifelong love of animals and a deep-seated curiosity to understand their lives drove Wyatt to makwe Sheep, Actually. If you?re going to work with wool, get to know how a sheep lives. Take a walk and meet the sheep.
In the film, Wyatt takes viewers on an insightful journey to better understand these remarkable animals and the people who work with their wool. What?s unique for a film about wool and sheep is its setting: London and its network of city farms. This juxtaposition of sheep, cows, goats and pigs against an urban skyline offers a glimpse into a side of the capital rarely seen on screen. From plots of just a few acres to a sprawling 90-acre farm with links back to the 17th century, these green spaces are home to a wide array of rare-breed sheep. ?