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A CASTING call has gone out to the people of Pembrokeshire to help create a big screen film. Short clips of families and individuals performing simple acts, such as playing on a beach or cooking, or holding up a light, are being sought for the 60-minute film, Go Tell The Bees. The request is being made by National Theatre Wales TEAM, which has been working with the communities of Pembrokeshire for the past four years, and recently created a documentary to mark the 25th anniversary of the Sea Empress disaster. This event will form the backdrop to Go Tell The Bees, which is focusing on humans connection to nature and each other.
AN illuminated castle, a hooting owl and a scene with a favourite dog can all be found in a Pembrokeshire village which is lighting up its windows for Christmas. Inspired by a Western Telegraph report about the Solva living advent calendar, Manorbier decided to set up its own similar sparkling community event this December. The windows have been adding cheer and a socially-distanced activity to the dark nights, with children loving looking for new windows every evening. Every night, extra windows or light features are turned on, with some households decorating gardens and gates if their properties are too far from the road.