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Sun 28 May 10:00 AM

Auckland Central Library

66 Mins mins

A collection of XR work that reflects on our ideas of Identity. Featuring Blood Relations, Kindred, Galup and The Soloist

Sun 28 May from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM

Auckland Central Library

XR with ImpactXR on Sustainability A collection of XR that speaks to a Sustainable future. Container reflecting on our modern day society compared to slave trade and Myriad looking at how the modern...

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Eat Bitter

Sun 28 May 12:15 PM

Auckland, The Capitol Cinema

95 Mins mins

In the Central African Republic, a Chinese construction manager and a central African labourer are assigned to construct a sparkling new bank. A looming civil war, poverty, the covid-19 pandemic,...

Taking Back Our Beach

Sun 28 May 2:15 PM

Auckland, The Capitol Cinema

87 Mins mins

In the face of an oil pollution disaster, a community unites to save their treasured coast, but divisions grow in the aftermath with the ongoing fight to remove the wreckage and restore the...

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Auckland, The Capitol Cinema

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Director Mark-Brown examines the devastating impact of pollution and overfishing on Auckland's Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand's only marine park. The once-thriving ecosystem is now on the brink of collapse, with sea life in decline and pollution levels rising. The film explores the potential solution of implementing traditional Māori protection methods, which could help to restore balance to the ecosystem and support sustainable fishing practices. With stunning underwater footage and insightful interviews with experts, the film is a powerful call to action to protect our oceans and preserve our natural heritage.

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