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A Dairy Story will be screening on 28th March at Ramsgate International Film & TV Festival in Kent, England.

Dumfries and Galloway screenings of A Dairy Story in January see huge support for the film, with packed screenings and additional dates added.

A Dairy Story will be screening on 12th March, the opening evening of Wild Coast Film Festival in Astoria. This special screening called ‘Ways of Keeping’ will examine food systems through the lives of animals and the people responsible for their care, asking what sustainability and responsibility look like in practice.

A Dairy Story has been featured in The Scotsman Magazine, in a feature article that explores the background to the film.

A Dairy Story has been selected for two US film festivals, both of which take place in February 2026: Frozen River Film Festival in Minnesota and Wild & Scenic Film Festival in California.

The film’s Facebook page has grown from 270 followers to more than 4500 in just a few days, alongside emails and enquiries from across the UK, US, Canada, Australia, and beyond.

The special preview screening sold out within three days of tickets going on sale. Further dates in January have been added.

The RBC Film Theatre will host a special preview screening with Q&A in December, with additional screenings in January.

The Audience Award, voted for by festivalgoers, was presented by Festival Director Grahame Reid.

The beautiful score for ‘A Dairy Story’ was created by two exceptionally talented young Scottish musicians who tell us more about their approach.

‘A Dairy Story’ won the Louis Marcus Award for Best Documentary at IndieCork Film Festival, following a sold-out world premiere screening at The Arc Cinema in Cork.

‘A Dairy Story’ has received prominent coverage in Agriland, Ireland’s largest farming news portal, following the announcement of the documentary’s world premiere at IndieCork Film Festival.