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Recycling film wins Kendal festival award

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The tale of a plastic bottle carelessly discarded by a hiker has won an award at Cumbria's Kendal film festival.

Plas Bottley Hikes Again takes a humorous look at the problem of litter.

The film by Andy Rees, from Cardiff, and Robbie Meade, from Welshpool, Powys, gives a bottle's eye view of the world, from being thrown away until it is eventually recycled.

Footage courtesy of Andy Rees, Robbie Meade and Adventure Film Academy

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