As a part of the See Change Festival, a film night will be held at the St Marys Community Hall On Saturday the 4th of September from 4:30pm till 10:30pm. Come and get together for a night of films, a warm supper of locally grown and made soup and rolls while learning about ways to make a difference to yourself and your enviroment.

Entry: Gold Coin Donation

A Sea Change –

Screening 5:00pm – 6:30pm

A life-long sportsman and retired educator, Sven Huseby considers himself a well-informed environmentalist. But he is caught by surprise when he reads about the effect of excess carbon dioxide on the ocean in Elizabeth Kolbert's New Yorker article, "The Darkening Sea." Sven embarks on a mission to learn more, wrestling with the possibility that his five-year-old grandson Elias will inherit an ocean bereft of the fish which have meant so much to their family. Sven uncovers research on the world's acidifying seas and its dramatic implications for our culture and economy.

Written by Niiijii Films. 1hr 25mins

In Transition –

Screening 6:45pm – 7:35pm

In Transition’ is the first detailed film about the Transition movement filmed by those that know it best, those who are making it happen on the ground. The Transition movement is about communities around the world responding to peak oil and climate change with creativity, imagination and humour, and setting about rebuilding their local economies and communities. It is positive, solutions focused, viral and fun. 50mins

Sisters of the Planet -

Screening 7:50pm – 8:35pm

Sisters on the Planet tells the stories of six remarkable women leading the fight against climate change in their communities. From Bangladesh to Australia, each of the Sisters faces a unique challenge. But together they are finding solutions and bringing about change. You can too. 45mins

The Age of Stupid –

Screening 8:50pm – 10:25pm

Climate change, oil, war, politics, consumerism and human stupidity 1hr 35mins