BYRON GREENS presents ADANI & THE TARKINE: An evening of film, live entertainment and Q&A panel discussion. Wednesday, 12 July @ 7pm

Join the Byron Greens for "Adani and the Tarkine” at the Brunswick Picture House, an evening of film, live entertainment and Q&A panel discussion on two of the most important environmental issues of our time.

The evening will include screenings of two documentaries: the Stop Adani film GUARDING THE GALILEE, followed by TARKINE IN MOTION, a film from the Bob Brown Foundation. Proceeds will go towards the Stop Adani movement. The two films will be followed by a panel and Q&A discussion with NSW Greens MP Dawn Walker and representatives from Stop Adani. The evening will also include live entertainment from 6.30pm, with documentary screenings commencing at 7.00pm.

GUARDING THE GALILEE: inside the fight to stop Adani coal and the documentary film "that Adani does not want you to see." Presented by Queensland-born actor Michael Caton, GUARDING THE GALILEE is a 30-minute documentary on the battle to stop the biggest coal mine in Australian history, Adani’s Carmichael project. The award-winning documentary team captures the raw beauty of the Queensland outback, where Adani’s mine threatens essential water resources.

TARKINE IN MOTION: In April 2015, over 70 photographers, filmmakers, musicians and artists journeyed into the Tarkine to document and interpret its wild, scenic beauty as never before. From that weekend comes this stunning portrait of this threatened wilderness and the creative minds working to save it. Curated by Tasmanian wilderness photographer and filmmaker Dan Broun and the Bob Brown Foundation, TARKINE IN MOTION is a multi-platform project culminating in film, concerts and exhibitions of art created in the heart of the Tarkine, one of the last great wilderness areas on the planet.