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GCFF24: Growing Happiness

Growing Happiness

Gold Coast Film Festival World Premiere

Premiere Screening Sun 21 Apr, 6pm | Encore Screening Sun 28 Apr, 10.30am
Growing Happiness

Growing Happiness

Come and celebrate the World Premiere of GROWING HAPPINESS. In the midst of a devastating drought, two farmers stage a Sunflower Festival to save their dying town in Outback Australia.

In the heart of the unforgiving Outback, a relentless drought tightens its grip on the land and small town of Kalbar, Queensland. Two resilient farmers; Jenny and Russ, hatch a daring plan in an attempt to save their dying town. Undeterred by the seemingly insurmountable odds, they rally the community to stage a vibrant Sunflower Festival, an audacious celebration against nature's harshness. As sunflowers bloom, so does hope, and their small idea not only rejuvenates the spirits of the town but sends ripples of happiness on an International scale, demonstrating the extraordinary power of optimism in the face of adversity.

Year: 2024
Country: Australia

Premiere Gala Screening - Sun 21 Apr, 6pm
Red Carpet from 5.30pm
Ticket includes 1 x popcorn

Encore Screening - Sun 28 April 10:30am

Dates
Premiere Screening Sun 21 Apr, 6pm | Encore Screening Sun 28 Apr, 10.30am
Director
Neil McGregor
Genre
Documentary
Warnings

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Duration
88 mins
Cast
Jenny Jenner, Russ Jenner
Tickets
Premiere Gala Screening - Sun 21 Apr, 6pm
Red Carpet from 5.30pm
Admission $25 - includes 1x popcorn
(No Free HOTA Tickets)

Encore Screening - Sun 28 April 10:30pm
Adults $17
Concession $15
(No Free HOTA Tickets)

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