Words Chloe Howard

After losing everything they have, including their home and life as they once knew it, Raynor and Moth Winn do the only thing they can think of: they walk.

They take it upon themselves to walk across the entirety of England’s longest waymarked footpath – the South West Coast Path – that stretches some six-hundred miles of some of the most scenic coastline you’ll see. With nothing but backpacks, a tent, and a weekly benefit cheque to see them through to dinner time, Raynor and Moth take to the path with nothing to lose.

Their journey over the seemingly endless miles of hilltops, cliff edges, and sandy beaches gives them a renewed vigour for life as they find new purpose within the coastal air.

Tony and two-time Olivier Award-winning theatre director Marianne Elliot transforms the autobiographical book of the same name into a sensational film that follows Raynor and Moth’s inspirational and emotional journey. Across unforgiving terrain, they battle the elements, the often not-so cheery locals, and Moth’s diagnosis of a terminal illness.

Starring Gillian Anderson and Jason Isaacs, this thrilling adventure of a lifetime starts here, with just one step.

Walking Wild

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