Wind, Tide & Oar

03/25/2026

We have an announcement... 🌊

Alongside Wind, Tide & Oar, we quietly made something else.

Crafts of the Sea is a companion short film that many of you won't have heard of. Until now.

The film ventures into the workshops of the skilled tradespeople behind traditional sailing vessels — sailmakers, oarmakers, caulkers, riggers and more — celebrating the natural materials and intricate craftsmanship that keep these traditions alive.

We're thrilled to announce it has been selected for the Off Beat Folk Film Festival, screening 12th May 2026 in Peckham, London. Tickets are available; see our website for more details.

Stay tuned for more. ⚓

02/12/2026

Watch online 🌎 anywhere worldwide now
Link in bio

01/23/2026

01/10/2026

Huw will be in attendance for a screening in Vancouver on the 17th of January!
Check out to book a ticket!

01/09/2026

BIG NEWS! We are now streaming the film worldwide - Link in our bio!

If you watch and enjoy, please leave the film a review on the platform you watch it on!

01/06/2026

We are excited to announce a special screening and Q&A at Vancouver Maritime Museum with - Jan 17th!

Visit for info and ticket booking

12/18/2025

Wind, Tide & Oar is now available to watch ONLINE from the UK and Ireland. Link in our bio. International is coming soon - WATCH THIS SPACE!

12/16/2025

Streaming link in our bio!

12/15/2025

Link for streaming in the description!

09/07/2025

COMMUNITY SCREENINGS are now underway across the UK and Ireland!

Small clubs, venues, community cinemas and societies are now screening Wind, Tide & Oar - alongside a few more cinema showings.

Upcoming screenings include:

Moving Image Wivenhoe - Wivenhoe - 13th September
St. Ives Arts Club - St. Ives - 14th September
Weymouth Pavilion - Weymouth - 17th September
Electric Palace Cinema - Hastings - 18th & 28th September
Twickenham Yacht Club - Twickenham - 25th September
An Lanntair - Stornoway - 25th September
Wherry Maud Trust - Great Yarmouth - 4th October

And more!

Message for more details -- all info on our website SOON.

If you'd like to screen Wind, Tide & Oar in a community setting (or cinema!), get in touch!

09/05/2025

WASHINGTON, USA screening!

So exciting to see the film beginning to take off internationally. We are particularly delighted to announce this screening, which will kick-off the informal "Race to Nowhere" engineless sailing event held at Port Hadlock the following day.

The film will be screened at .coast.guildhall in Quilcene, Washington - a non-for-profit project run by volunteers.

DETAILS:

The Gray Coast Guildhall
Quilcene, Washington
September 19th 2025
7pm
Tickets for donation (suggested $5-10, no one turned away)

Happy sailing!!

(If you're a cinema, theatre, arts centre, sailing club or other community venue, and would like to screen the film, drop us a message!)


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06/06/2025

Into WEEK SEVEN of our cinema tour!

If you're yet to see Wind, Tide & Oar, now is your chance ...

Screening this week at:

in Ludlow,
in Gloucester,
in Lewes,
in Exeter,
in London,
in Teignmouth,
in Eastbourne...

Tickets: https://tullstories.co.uk/films/wind-tide-oar-in-cinemas-spring-2025/

If you have seen the film, let us know what you thought! We would love to hear.



(This still is of Jonno Brickhill, skipper of engineless Looe lugger Guide Me. 16mm, taken from Wind, Tide & Oar.)