FILM: The Lost Boys of Carbis Bay (12A) & The Fishermans' Lodges

Returning by popular demand!
Filmed over two years, Lost Boys of Carbis Bay is a deeply personal project explores far more than mine exploration.  Its a story about the importance of community and the quiet battles of men's mental health, and how a daring band of unlikely explorers, the Carbis Bay Crew, venture into Cornwall's forgotten mines, unearthing not just history but a powerful journey of connection, resilience and self-discovery.

With stunning footage of a subterranean Cornwall, that few are privileged to see, this documentary is also a testament to the power of camaraderie, the comfort found in shared struggle and the deep human instinct to belong. 

The Fishermans' Lodges
Shore Shelter, The Rose, The Shamrock, The One and All, The Bay View - places of mystery and the passing of time. These old-fashioned lodges are unique to St. Ives, Cornwall. Built on the harbour front at the turn of the twentieth century as social clubs for fishermen to gather, only three now remain. What does the ebb and flow of the sea bring as the old fishing community of St. Ives fades away?

Venue & Bar Opens: 7pm
Film starts: 7.30pm
Latecomers will not be admitted after the film has started.