Plastic Free Pledge, the Hove-based anti-plastics charity, is doing its bit to publicise the risk to our oceans with a new film, out this week. Starring Jason Flemyng, best known for his roles in âLock Stock and Two Smoking Barrelsâ and âThe Curious Case of Benjamin Buttonâ, the two-minute film tells the story of a lonely nine-year-old who tries to find friends by throwing a message in a plastic bottle into the sea in Brighton. But when a council litter picker â played by Flemyng â sees what the young boyâs up to he teaches him a brutal lesson in marine ecology and the importance of not throwing single-use plastic in our oceans. The film was written, directed and produced by Tony Burke through Dead Bird Film and shot on Location in Brighton, and represents an acting debut for 10-year-old Ronnie Wrenn from Hove.
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