I Am Greta is an intimate and powerful documentary that follows the extraordinary journey of Greta Thunberg, the Swedish teenager who sparked a global climate movement. What begins as a solitary school strike outside the Swedish Parliament quickly grows into an international call to action, inspiring millions to demand urgent solutions to the climate crisis.
Through raw and personal footage, the film captures Greta’s unwavering determination, her struggles with criticism and political resistance, and the immense pressure of becoming the face of youth activism. It explores themes of courage, resilience, and the power of one voice to ignite change, while revealing the emotional and physical toll of fighting for a liveable planet.
From quiet moments at home to commanding speeches at the United Nations, I Am Greta offers a rare glimpse behind the headlines, showing the human side of a movement that transcends borders. This is not just a story about climate change—it’s a story about hope, persistence, and the unstoppable force of young people demanding a better future.
Join us for this inspiring film and discover how one teenager’s stand became a worldwide revolution.
Trailer here: I Am Greta - Official Trailer
Following I Am Greta we will see Regenerating Australia which is a hopeful 17‑minute film imagining what the nation could look like by 2030 if guided by community vision and regenerative solutions. Directed by Damon Gameau, the film is based on interviews with Australians, it presents a future shaped by clean energy, thriving communities, regenerative agriculture and renewed ecosystems, framed as news reports from a transformed decade.
Trailer here: Regenerating Australia - Official Trailer
Stay with us after the screenings for a special Q&A session featuring local youth advocate Josh McKay and Disaster Recovery Clinician Natalie Downie (NSW Gov), who will share their insights, experiences, and reflections on both films.
Join us for an immersive cinematic journey with River, a breathtaking exploration of the lifeblood that shapes landscapes, cultures and ecosystems. Narrated with poetic depth by Willem Dafoe, the film invites us to witness rivers as powerful, living forces connecting all life.
This screening will be paired with a short local documentary highlighting innovative landscape‑rehydration practices and the collaborative work between Landcare groups and landholders. Together, the films showcase how thoughtful stewardship, community partnerships and regenerative management can restore waterways and revive country. An inspiring evening celebrating the resilience of landscapes—and the people committed to healing them.
Trailer here: River - Official Trailer
We look forward to seeing you there. Speakers TBC.