When
to
Where
Thornleigh Community Centre
200 Phyllis Ave, Cnr Phyllis and Central Avenues
Thornleigh NSW 2120
Australia
Why
Join us for a special documentary screening event and Q&A.
This feature documentary focuses on two Australian doctors, Dr Siraj Sira and Dr Sanjay Adusumilli, who volunteered to go on a medical mission to Gaza.
Tickets available from Hi Events. Pay What You Can option can be selected from ticket link. Please register to attend.
Filmed in real time with most of the footage captured by the doctors themselves, Until the Sky Falls Quiet is a rare and personal record of resilience, loss, and the human cost of bearing witness in the world’s largest ‘open air prison’.
Nominated for a Change Award at the Adelaide Film Festival, 2025.
Q&A guests: Dr Sanjay Adusumilli from the documentary and Khaled Shakhshir (Executive Producer and humanitarian aid worker who worked in Gaza in July 2024)
Proceeds (minus GST and costs) for this event will go to: Global Medical Foundation Australia (the charity that the doctors in the documentary went into Gaza with) and the documentary team to help the documentary's distribution, advocacy and impact campaign and cover costs such as additional translations and subtitling, venue hire, software subscription costs, tech support costs, digital marketing etc.
Organiser: Amnesty International Australia (Pennant Hills).
This event is open to anyone - if you are interested in understanding more about Gaza, Palestine, human rights, humanitarian aid and advocacy work or the lived experiences of Palestinians, then please join us for this event. We are all-inclusive and this will be a safe space for everyone attending - any discrimination or racism will not be tolerated.
Please note: the documentary is subtitled in English and Arabic.
The documentary has been rated by the Australian Classification Board as MA15+ due to strong injury detail and disturbing images. This means that children under 15 may not legally watch the documentary unless they are in the company of a parent or adult guardian. If children under 15 would like to watch the film, then they must be accompanied by a parent or adult guardian for the duration of the film and it is the parent or adult guardian who must also be the one purchasing the ticket.
Location: Thornleigh Community Centre - 200 Phyllis Avenue on the corner of Phyllis and Central Avenues, Thornleigh. The community centre hall is at the north west side of the Bunnings carpark.
Tickets available from Hi Events. Pay What You Can option can be selected from ticket link. Please register to attend.
Contact
Amnesty International Pennant Hills Action Group
amnesty.org.au
[email protected]
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