Kal Glanznig is a former water polo athlete turned ocean advocate who grew up surfing the beaches of Cronulla. Health-conscious and deeply curious, he becomes increasingly concerned by emerging research into the human health impacts of plastic.

Realising that Australia is now one of the world’s largest producers of plastic waste per person, Kal begins to question what this means not just for our environment, but for our bodies. What follows is a journey across the country, from remote coastlines to wildlife hospitals and Parliament House, uncovering how plastic pollution is infiltrating ecosystems, politics, and human health. The Plastic Country is both a warning and a rallying cry - revealing solutions already underway and showing how everyone can drive the change needed to turn the tide on plastics for good.

Join us at the Canberra premiere of The Plastic Country. Kal Glanznig will be at the screening to answer questions.

Kal will also be speaking at the Dirrum Dirrum Festival on Saturday 22nd August. Kal will be speaking alongside Louise Sauvage OAM, Zali Steggall OAM and The Amosa Family.

https://www.dirrumfestival.org/26-making-ripples-making-waves

Contact the host of Canberra Premiere: 'The Plastic Country' film screening