Where to watch Joseph Wallace in the UK
Find every Joseph Wallace film and TV show streaming, free, or available to rent in the UK. Updated daily — verified 6 May 2026.
Joseph Wallace is a BAFTA Cyrmu nominated animation and puppetry director. His award-winning work spans commercials, viral campaigns, music videos, short films and sequences for feature films and television. Described as ‘one of the UK’s most extraordinary stop-motion directors’ by London International Animation Festival, his work has been praised for its cinematic quality and unique aesthetic. His 2017 music video for Sparks was named one of the ten best British animated music videos of all time by Anim18 and led to Wallace creating stop motion sequences for Edgar Wright’s documentary featur…
Joseph Wallace films streaming in the UK
Most-watched films featuring Joseph Wallace, available across UK streaming, rent and buy.
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- The Sparks Brothers (2021) Animation
- Salvation Has No Name (2022) Director
- The Wickywock and the JubJub Berry (2025) Director
- The Letter (2023) Director
- The Man Who Was Afraid of Falling (2011) Director
- La Forêt Sauvage (2014) Director
- Natural Disaster (2014) Writer
- Curiouser & Curiouser (2008) Director
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Most-watched Joseph Wallace films currently: The Sparks Brothers (2021), Salvation Has No Name (2022), The Wickywock and the JubJub Berry (2025), The Letter (2023), The Man Who Was Afraid of Falling (2011).
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