Film & theatre

  • Bentley Effect movie screening

    • Muloobinba/Newcastle

    Join us in the Pachamama for a screening of the epic doco, The Bentley Effect - the story of thousands of people blockading  CSG at Bentley.

  • Climate Changers: September film screenings and Q&A

    • Nationwide

    Climate Changers is Tim Flannery’s search for leadership on climate change. Where are the leaders who will drive change? Are they strong enough to triumph where others have failed? Tim poses these questions as he meets leaders past and present in the hope of finding answers.

  • Save Waterloo: Love, Art, Revolution Film and Feast

    • Gadigal Country/Sydney

    Alongside Saturday’s famous free Waterloo sausage sizzle, we will show 90 minutes of short films about battles for green spaces and the environment, gender and social justice short films. Highlights shared from the first Love, Art and Revolution Film Festival, which was held in Gadi/Sydney in April 2023.

  • "ECO-WORRIER": A CLIMATE CABARET

    • Gadigal Country/Sydney

    A fun, uplifting one-woman show tackling the climate and ecological crisis. “Dynamic”. “Passionate”. “Witty and irreverent”. Hannah will recharge your batteries through the power of cabaret.

  • Ukraine Geurnica Art not War - film by Gittoes

    • Muloobinba/Newcastle

    Ukraine Geurnica Art not War is about artists waging a war on war in the context of the Russian Invasion of Ukraine and Afghanistan after the withdrawal of foreign forces. It is an anti-war film in the tradition of Picasso’s ‘Guernica’ and Jon and Yoko’s ‘War is Over’. The process of creation is carefully followed in the face of the destruction the artists witness. Duel projects…

  • Love, Art and Revolution Film Festival

    • Gadigal Country/Sydney

    Come together and be inspired by international film adventures. This free and new short film festival is being held at 107 Project’s South Eveleigh venue from Thursday 27 – Saturday 29 April. Offering four short film sessions, accompanied by the latest insights from this country’s leading social justice and environmental campaigners. 

  • Life is Waiting: Referendum and Resistance in Western Sahara

    • Canberra

    The film, Life is Waiting, is an award-winning film looks at 47 years of Moroccan occupation, the struggle of the Saharawi for self-determination and their wait for the referendum promised by the United Nations in 1991; this referendum has never taken place. The film highlights the voices and perspectives of Saharawi youth, rappers and creatives, giving us insight into their visions and hopes in a powerful and compelling way.