- “Hedd Wyn” (1992) – A period drama based on the true story of a Welsh poet who died during World War I. Set in Gwynedd and filmed in various locations across Dyfed.
- “The Edge of Love” (2008) – A romantic drama inspired by the turbulent life of Welsh poet Dylan Thomas. While primarily set in London, some scenes were shot in Carmarthenshire, a county within Dyfed.
- “Pride” (2014) – Although not entirely set in Dyfed, this inspiring comedy-drama depicts a group of Welsh miners who support the LGBTQ+ community during the 1984-1985 miners’ strike. Some scenes were filmed in and around various towns in Dyfed.
- “The Englishman Who Went Up a Hill But Came Down a Mountain” (1995) – A comedy set in a fictitious Welsh village. Although the specific location is not mentioned, Dyfed’s landscapes served as the backdrop for this film.
- “House of America” (1997) – This Welsh drama follows the lives of three siblings living in a small mining village. While the exact setting is not specified, Dyfed’s rugged beauty features prominently throughout the film.
- “Under Milk Wood” (2014) – Based on Dylan Thomas’s famous radio drama, this film captures a day in the life of a small coastal town in Wales. While the original setting was Laugharne, Dyfed, the film is set in a fictional Welsh town but was filmed in various locations across Dyfed.
- “The Lion in Winter” (1968) – This historical drama portrays the power struggles within the royal household during the reign of King Henry II. While not entirely set in Dyfed, some scenes were filmed in Pembroke Castle, located in Pembrokeshire, Dyfed.
- “The Englishman’s Wales” (2014) – This documentary explores the relationship between Wales and England, showcasing landscapes and revealing the cultural heritage of the country. Some segments feature Dyfed’s natural beauty.
- “Solomon & Gaenor” (1999) – Set in early 20th century Wales, this drama follows the forbidden love between a young Jewish man and a Welsh girl. While the exact location is not specified, Dyfed serves as a backdrop for some poignant scenes.
- “Patagonia” (2010) – This film tells the story of two separate journeys: one takes place in Wales, the other in Patagonia, Argentina. While most of the movie is set in Argentina, there are scenes filmed in the landscapes of Dyfed, representing the Welsh connection.
WANDERLIST: Ten famous films set in Pembrokeshire & Dyfed
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