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Reclaim the Frame presents: The Salt Path (12A) + Screentalk with Raynor Winn and Rebecca Lenkiewicz (CAP) (AD)

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Author Raynor Winn and screenwriter Rebecca Lenkiewicz join us for a Screentalk, hosted by Reclaim the Frame’s Melanie Iredale.

Following its premiere at Toronto Film Festival last year, Reclaim the Frame presents a special preview of this emotional and touching cinematic journey.

Based on Raynor Winn’s best-selling memoir, The Salt Path follows Moth (Jason Issacs) and Raynor (Gillian Anderson), a couple who embark on a year-long costal trek along the South West Coast Path, after losing their home and contending with Moth’s terminal illness.

Inspiring and life-affirming, The Salt Path is a story of perseverance in the face of all the tribulations that life throws at us.

This Screentalk will be live captioned.

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With thanks to Black Bear and Reclaim the Frame.

Film information
  • Release year   2024
  • Country   United Kingdom
  • Director   Marianne Elliott
  • Runtime   1hr 55 mins
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Reclaim The Frame is a charity that champions marginalised perspectives in cinema, connecting with audiences and communities through special screenings and events across the UK.

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