The University of Auckland proudly presents a compelling new eco film festival taking place on Saturday 9 November 2024 at the Academy Cinemas in Auckland.
This event will spotlight the international UN climate conference. Come and be inspired by the short films and cutting edge documentaries, and join the conversation about filmmaking and climate action. See the programme below with links to book your FREE tickets.
Short films
11.30am, 9 November (Session 1)
A selection of thought provoking short films by University of Auckland students. Titles include:
2050: A Biomechanical Ocean – an exhibition of the absurd, by Marco de Krester
Circular Fashion, by Isla Allen
The Climate Crisis Within, by Perri Abrhm
Time To Decide, by Zander Colman
Urchin Barrens, by Jarod McTaggart
The student short films are followed by a special segment of the documentary Hot Air (39 min version), Co-directed by Alister Barry and Abi King-Jones.
Book FREE tickets for FIlLM SHORTS
(cinema charges an online booking fee)
The Grab
1.30pm, 9 November (Session 2)
A powerful documentary exploring global attempts to control food and water resources.
Directed by Gabriela Cowperthwaite.
Described as “A sleek, complex international thriller” by the Los Angeles Times
Book FREE tickets for THE GRAB
(cinema charges an online booking fee)
Milked, and Filmmakers Talk
3.30pm, 9 November (Session 3)
Milked is an award-winning documentary investigating the effects of the dairy industry on Aotearoa New Zealand.
Filmmakers talk: Engage in an insightful discussion about how documentaries can drive the fight against climate change, featuring:
Amy Taylor, Director of Milked
Suzy Amis Cameron, Co-executive Producer of Milked, environmentalist and former actress;
Annie Goldson, multiple award-winning documentary filmmaker and academic;
Mark Harvey, artist and researcher; with
Maria Armoudian from Ngā Ara Whetū – Centre for Climate, Biodiversity & Society.
Book FREE tickets for Milked, and Filmmakers Talk
(cinema charges an online booking fee)
Venue
Academy Cinemas,
Central Library Building, 44 Lorne Street, Auckland City
This event is closely aligned with SDGs related to climate action, responsible consumption, environmental sustainability, and education. It provides an opportunity for the public to engage in conversations about these issues, fostering collective action toward a more sustainable future. The most relevant goals the event connects with are: SDG 14 Climate Action, SDG 12 Responsible Consumption and Production, SDG 2 Zero Hunger, SDG 15 Life on Land, SDG 4 Quality Education, SDG 17 Partnership for the Gaols.
Contact us
Waipapa Taumata Rau | University of Auckland
Auckland 1010, Aotearoa New Zealand
