Little Eco Ninja presents this screening of Fashion Reimagined on Thursday 18th April, 6:30pm at Stadium 4 Cinema Leongatha!
Fashion designer Amy Powney of cult label Mother of Pearl is a rising star in the London fashion scene. Raised off-the-grid in rural England by activist parents, Amy has always felt uneasy about
the devastating environmental impact of her industry. When she wins the coveted Vogue award for the Best Young Designer of the Year, which comes with a big cash prize, Amy decides to use the
money to create a sustainable collection from field to finished garment, and transform her entire business. Over the following three years, her own personal revolution becomes the precursor of a
much bigger, societal change.
PLEASE NOTE: Enough tickets must be sold to ensure this screening goes ahead, if it doesn't happen those funds will be refunded - no one loses out! To buy tickets, click on the tickets link
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What an amazing film this was… I’m still blown away by the sheer beauty of those giants and the harmony within this ecosystem. What an incredible inspiration Bob Brown and his crew are. It really
makes you wanna get up and do something
Who else is gobsmacked by the fact that native trees are logged only to use 20% of them and the rest gets made
into wood chips


#stopnativelogging Let's please stop with this insanity and use our plantation forests instead!!!
Absolutely loved the breathtaking pictures of one of the only wild places left on this planet
What was your favourite part of The Giants?
ACF Prom Area Climate Action, Little Eco Ninja and Project Green Plot presents this screening of Greenhouse By Joost on Wednesday, 5 April 2023 at 6:30pm at Stadium 4 Cinema Leongatha!
Please be sure to arrive on time as the film will begin at 6:30pm sharp!
This inspiring feature documentary follows internationally renowned zero-waste campaigner Joost Bakker as he builds a self-sustaining home, an ecosystem that provides its occupants with food,
water, shelter and energy. Filmed in beautiful central Melbourne, GREENHOUSE BY JOOST is an uplifting look at the teamwork and ingenuity behind a paradigm-shifting project that bursts with life.
GREENHOUSE BY JOOST is the winner of the Audience Award at the Melbourne International Film Festival and comes from the award-winning producers of 2040, The Australian Dream and That Sugar Film.
PLEASE NOTE: Enough tickets must be sold to ensure this screening goes ahead, if it doesn't happen those funds will be refunded - no one loses out! To buy tickets, click on the tickets link
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What a great day we had at the recent film screening of Damon Gameau's film 'Regenerating
Australia'
which is a 17 min film looking into the future, exploring "what Australia would look like if we listened to the needs of its people".
This film screening and panel discussion was organised for Just Transition South Gippsland and Prom Area Climate Action. You find more info about the event here!
Join us for this screening on 5th May at 6:30pm and get inspired! Damon Gameau, award-winning director (That Sugar Film), takes us on a journey of envisioning what the world
would look like in 2040, if we all did everything we can right NOW and embraced all the great solutions that are already available today.
This documentary is an informative and hopeful take on Climate Change, which will give us solutions to work with and make our community of game changers grow. Because we need absolutely EVERYONE,
right now!
Little Eco Ninja has organised a Q&A for after the film with Michelle Isles (Climate Change Expert) and Kaj Lofgren (Doughnut Economy model expert).
For the screening to go ahead, the cinema requires us to sell a total of 60 tickets before 21st April, so grab your family and friends and get some tickets now. We promise, you
won't regret it. Btw, your credit card does not get charged until the screening is confirmed.
See you all on 5th May! We cannot wait!!
"Let's turn this ship around! Thanks @damon.gameau and @2040film for this powerful analogy, it's keeping me from sinking into despair (that was a bad joke and I stand by it
)." Brenna Quinlan, Australian Artist
"Damon Gameau’s documentary is an accessible, informative and optimistic look at solutions to the climate crisis." NY Times
"The status quo is unsustainable, and Gameau illustrates that transformative change is not only necessary, but possible." Los Angeles Times
"This is a hopeful, even sweet look at what the future could be like for the next generation if the world embraces actionable steps to save the Earth." Common Sense Media
Wanna see this movie at Stadium 4 Cinema Leongatha in May? Then grab your tickets now, before it's too late...
Tell your friends about this screening and share it on social media! The more the merrier!