A Little Film About Little Libraries

Thank you to Mike Gavin for recently getting in touch to share a lovely short film about Little Libraries in south east London. Made by Beowulf “Wulfie” Mayfield for the 2026 Brockley Max festival, A Little Film About Little Libraries follows reluctantly retired musician Billy Jenkins on a bike trip around the borough of Lewisham, […]

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