Cinema
Special Screening
Ceibo

Ceibo

Gold Coast Premiere includes Q&A with Pacha Light and Lucy Small!

Sat 12th April, from 6:30pm pre-show greet & 7pm screening start.
Ceibo
Session Times

Ceibo

What is the cost of our consumption? It’s replacing the precious marine life in our oceans with plastic, poisoning our rivers and destroying communities as our demand for new technology escalates and our dependence on fossil fuels continues to expand. What can we learn from women in Ecuador where they are deeply connected to their landscapes and communities and where these impacts are felt first?

Join us for the global premiere of Ceibo which follows surfers Pacha Light and Lucy Small as they journey across Ecuador to learn how we can better coexist with our planet. From the land rights struggles of the Andes and the Amazon, to an Olympic surfer who has carved out a path for women, to the fight to protect the waters of the Galapagos Islands, Ceibo explores some of the most important struggles of our time. Along the way, Pacha untangles her own evolving identity as she reconnects with her Ecuadorian roots and embraces what it means to be Ecuadorian.

$3 from each ticket will be donated to our impact partners who are doing critical work in the regions of Ecuador where the film is made. We also encourage you to buy a raffle ticket for additional support for these organisations which will be available to purchase on the night.

Event schedule:

6.30pm - we will be at the bar so please feel free to come and have a drink with us!

7pm - Film starts

8.15pm - Panel discussion and Q and A with Pacha and Lucy


Dates
Sat 12th April, from 6:30pm pre-show greet & 7pm screening start.
Genre
Documentary
Warnings
Exempt
Duration
120 mins
Tickets
Adults $25
Pensioner/Senior $20
Student $20
Child (3-15yrs) $15
(No Free HOTA Tickets)

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