Earth Flix Cinema 4 Change
Our Earth Flix: Cinema 4 Change program was launched on Wednesday, 31 January 2024. Earth Flix was created to promote and share films and documentaries that highlight environmental issues, screened locally to entertain, educate and inspire our community.
The program has received support from many, but special thanks go out to Suzannah Cowley and Nigel Christensen of Nviro Media who have supported every screening and provided excellent short documentaries for multiple events, and to Craig Reucassel for helping get this program off the ground with the soft launch in December 2023.
In the first year, over 1200 people attended our Earth Flix events (11 events). Each event includes a short documentary followed by a Q and A with special guests, some local and some involved in the film's creation. Together these films create a film festival and are all free for the community, share environmentally themed stories of loss and resilience, environmental champions, and information on koalas, native forests, sustainable building, regenerative agriculture and more, to help drive activism and inspire our community. Now in its third year, we are up to 2000 tickets at mid-2026 (17 events).
At the start of 2025 the in-cinema sessions moved to quarterly to allow time to create in-school film sessions, increasing impact and reaching a younger audience. In September 2025 the Earth Flix program screened its first film in-schools format, the first film was hosted by 3 schools, screening Rising Up to over 900 students from 8 different schools. In 2026, during May and June we screened the second film session at two separate schools, Future Council was enjoyed by 378 kids from 5 different schools, with another film planned for later in 2026.
The Secret Lives of Our Urban Birds - October 21 2026 at 6pm
The Secret Lives of Our Urban Birds reveals the hidden lives of birds thriving in our cities. Through intimate storytelling and striking visuals, the film explores how these resilient species adapt to urban environments, highlighting their intelligence, behaviours, and the vital role they play in connecting people to nature in everyday spaces.
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