Home-grown Six Inches of Soil film released in cinemas across the UK
Cambridge-based DragonLight Films' much-anticipated environmental documentary begins its UK screening tour. The ‘green carpet’ launch will take place at the Arts Picturehouse Cambridge on 19th March, followed by screenings across the country.
DragonLight launches new Crowdfunder to help finish feature film Six Inches of Soil
Last year we raised enough money to cover the cost of shooting the film. Our small team filmed on the road for 42 days, shot over 120 hours of footage, in nine different English counties. We interviewed over twenty farmers and other experts, attended farming conferences, protests, filmed with sheep, pigs, cows and our unsung heroes - the microbes, fungi, beetles, earthworms and other critters of…
Dragonlight Films producing British regenerative farming documentary feature film - Six Inches of Soil
Dragonlight Films, is in production for an independent, environmentally important, documentary feature film, Six Inches of Soil. Directed by Colin Ramsay and Produced by Claire Mackenzie, the film will tell the untold story of Britain’s agroecological movement.
DragonLight Films proudly presents fourth documentary film about AI - 'Ghost in the Machine'
Join Dragonlight Films to watch and debate themes arising from their new film - Ghost in the Machine - the fourth in a series of short documentary films about AI, funded by the Faraday Institute for Religion and Science and the Centre for the Future of Intelligence. The film features as part of the 2019 Cambridge Science Festival - Ground Zero Earth.
Little Dragon Films is rebranding: what’s in a name?
Little Dragon Films has become DragonLight Films.
Little Dragon Films proudly presents third documentary film about AI - 'Good in the Machine'
Join Dragonlight Films at its screening of Good in the Machine, the third in a series of short documentary films made by the Faraday Institute for Religion and Science, ARM, the Centre for the Future of Intelligence and Little Dragon Films.
Little Dragon Films wins 'Best Research Film of the Year' at the AHRC awards
Little Dragon Films was honoured to receive - along with Dr Beth Singler - Best Research Film of the Year, at the prestigious Arts & Humanities Research Council (AHRC) film awards held at BAFTA this month, for the film Pain in the Machine.
Little Dragon Films presents 2nd documentary film about AI: Friend in the Machine
Little Dragon Films is proud to publicly release its 2nd documentary film "Friend in The Machine". A film by Colin Ramsay, James Uren and Dr Beth Singler. In collaboration with the Faraday Institute for Science and Religion, ARM and the Leverhulme Centre for the Future of Intelligence.
Little Dragon Films presents a short documentary: Pain in the Machine
Little Dragon Films is proud to publicly release its new film Pain in The Machine, a short documentary that considers whether robots should feel pain. This was a collaboration with two researchers, Dr Beth Singler and Dr Ewan St John Smith from the University of Cambridge.