7pm-8.30pm, Wednesday 11 September 2024
CERES Learning Centre
Entry by Donation
RSVP below
Join Rising Tide and Environmental Film Festival Australia at CERES on Wednesday 11 September at 7pm for a special film event. Come together with like-minded local community members and learn how you can get involved in the diverse Rising Tide movement.
Entry by donation will go to cover costs of the event. Any income left over will be split between Rising Tide and EFFA to support both the People's Blockade 2024 and future environmental screenings.
Tea, coffee and snacks will be available. Tickets are FREE but please register your RSVP, so that we can cater for you and keep you up to date with event details.
The films
At the end of the hottest year in human history, a Rising Tide of everyday people shut down the world’s largest coal port for 32 hours. The First Wave is a short film covering the epic ‘People’s Blockade 2023’, with footage from the beach, water, and sky, with Rising Tide organisers and blockaders detailing how this historic event came together.
Our fight to protect country from fracking in the NT. Water is Life is a documentary about the Aboriginal communities fighting against fracking plans in the NT. They learn from First Nations brothers and sisters in the US who are suffering the effects of greedy gas companies and call on you to join their fight.
Rising Tide
Rising Tide is a grass roots climate justice group building a movement of civil resistance to the fossil fuel industrial complex for a fossil fuel free future. Find out more at risingtide.org.au.
Environmental Film Festival Australia
Environmental Film Festival Australia is a volunteer community group based in Naarm (Melbourne) that promotes action through cinema, community and connection. We prioritise climate and environments through film, provide platforms for artists to showcase their work, and create space for people to connect and exchange solutions. Find out more at effa.org.au.