Norfolk-filmed thriller Sheepskin Wolf set for 2027 release
Something unsettling is coming to cinema screens straight from Norfolk. Sheepskin Wolf, a psychological thriller filmed entirely in the county, delves into the dark world of online vigilantism, child abuse, and the power of social media. The film follows a story that moves between 2026 and 2006, examining social media, public accusations and what can happen when people decide who should be punished. Poster for new movie, filmed in Norfolk (Image: Supplied) Scenes have been shot in Norwich, Lakenham, Watton and Griston. It is expected to be an uncomfortable watch and asks audiences to consider how online reactions can affect the lives of people involved in accusations and public exposure. Kaitlyn Boxall, a writer, producer and director, has self-funded the film. Kaitlyn Boxall, film maker (Image: Supplied) "The entire film was shot in Norfolk, and I believe that is something the county…
