Wild Water has been screened all over the UK in over fifty cinemas, taking on a life of its own during 2024:

Hebden Bridge Picture House, The Ritz – Belper, The Savoy – Stockport, The Northern Light – Wirksworth, Horse + Bamboo – Rossendale, The Lighthouse – Poole, ARC – Stockton on Tees, Wetherby Cinema, Malvern Theatre, Ilkley Cinema, The Station – Richmond, The Savoy – Penzance, The Royal – St. Ives, The Phoenix – Falmouth, New Central -Torquay, Electric Palace – Hastings, Paradiso Cinema Club – Bovey Tracey, The Rex – Berkhamsted, Southsea Community Cinema, The Whitaker Gallery – Rossendale, Towner – Eastbourne, Millgate Arts Centre – Saddleworth, Keswick Alhambra, Broadway – Letchworth, Storyhouse – Chester, Cultplex – Manchester, Campbeltown Picture House, Highland Cinema – Fort William, Totnes Cinema, The Old Steadings – Isle of Tiree & Isle of Coll,  The Silver Screen – Folkestone, The Light Cinema: Stockport, Addlestone, Banbury, Bradford, Bolton, Cambridge, New Brighton, Red Hill, Sheffield, Sittingbourne, Thetford, Walsall, Wisbech, Scott Cinema – Exmouth, Scott Cinema – Barnstaple, Zeffirellis – Ambleside, The Mowlem – Swanage, Magic Lantern – Tywyn, Crouch End Picture House, Sea Lanes – Brighton, Kinema in the Woods – Woodhall Spa, Hackney Picture House, Cambridge Arts Picture House, FACT – Liverpool Picture House, York Picture House, Chester Picture House, The Curzon – Cleveland, The Dukes – Lancaster, The Phoenix – Leicester, Sheffield Cathedral and Maynard Hotel – Sheffield, Cameo – Edinburgh Picture House, Bonnington Arts Theatre – Arnold, Green Man Festival, Pocklington Arts Centre, Halton Mill – Lancaster, Science & Media Museum – Bradford, Depot Cinema – Lewes, DUKES at Komedia – Brighton …

If you are a member of a swimming group and would like to see the film at your local cinema, please get in touch.