Blue


Promoted By tommie magazine - the destination for creative women with a conscience

Date: Thu, Nov 16, 2017 6:30PM

Where: Dendy Cinemas Newtown
261-263 King Street, Newtown, New South Wales, 2042, Australia

Come and join us for our first tommie community event with a private screening of 'Blue' the film, followed by an intimate conversation with special guests TBA shortly - hosted and moderated by eco stylist & founder, Natalie Shehata. Through education, discussion and connection, these tommie events will help us lead more thoughtful and meaningful lives. We believe it is through open communication where change happens, and we aim to facilitate and curate these gatherings to provide an inclusive environment where all individuals are welcome to attend, no matter what stage of their journey. Our discussion afterwards will address the topics of sustainability, slow living, eco fashion, conservation and anything else tommie guests would like to discuss. Thank you for your support, we hope to meet you all in person and see you at the cinema! Change starts with you, you change-maker!

Tickets:

  • Adult: $20.00
  • Additional booking fee of $1.65 per ticket.
  • (Includes all applicable taxes)
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Blue

Year: 2017

Genre: Documentary - Environmental

Classification: PG

Producer: Sue Clothier, Karina Holden, Sarah Beard

Director: Karina Holden

BLUE is a film about how the oceans are broken, and what can be done to fix them. Half of all marine life has been lost in the last 40 years. And by 2050 there will be more plastic in the sea than fish. Featuring passionate advocates for ocean preservation, the film tackles themes of habitat destruction, species loss and pollution. Filmed in the seas surrounding Australia, Indonesia, the Philippines and the USA, BLUE looks at how the very nature of the ocean is being altered. Our ocean has been the guardian of life on earth. Now it is our turn to be guardians for the ocean.