Film & TV
The life of environmental activist Bob Brown is interwoven with the story of giant trees in a cinematic new documentary premiering at the Adelaide Film Festival which will immerse viewers in rich and complex forest-scapes.
Theatre
Kinetik Collective’s debut production is an unforgettable iteration of a controversial Australian play, made their own through multi-disciplinary collaboration at the intersection of technology and performance.
WOMADelaide audiences will be wowed this weekend by an aerial spectacular that combines performance, projections and music to drive home the effects of climate change through what its director describes as “a live disaster movie in the sky”.
Is it really game over for planet Earth? Australian director and presenter Damon Gameau’s cheery vision of an eco-friendly future suggests there’s still time to turn things around.
The Adani mine saga, oil drilling in the Great Australian Bight and the link between meat consumption and climate change are among topics to be debated when WOMADelaide’s Planet Talks moves to a new venue in the park next year.
A three-week festival of climate change art at Port Adelaide features works ranging from a song-based ode to animals farmed for food, to a ‘walking tour through the upcoming apocalypse’ and an experience on board an ex-naval boat.
