The World's Longest City Documentary Screening | WA State Library Theatre | 12th May 6pm

Name: The World's Longest City Documentary Screening | WA State Library Theatre | 12th May 6pm
Start: 2025-05-12T18:00:00+0800
End: 2025-05-12T19:15:00+0800
Location: WA State Library of Western Australia

Mon, 12 May, 6pm - 7:15pm AWST

WA State Library of Western Australia

perth, australia

Harry Cunningham

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The World's Longest City (Documentary)

Uncovering Perth's Endless Suburbia

Screening: 12th May, 6pm
at the Perth State Library Theatre

Doors Open: 5:45pm

Doors close: 6:10pm

Opening Comments: 6:10-6:15pm

Screening: 6:15-7:10pm

QnA: 7:10-7:15pm

Film Screening: 52 minutes

Film Trailers:

Trailer 1:

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Trailer 2:

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Reviews:

Synopsis:

"Perth, the world’s longest city, stretches relentlessly along the western edge of Australia. A city celebrated as the sunny city, with its perfect weather, turquoise waters, and endless coastline. Yet, beneath this Australian dream lies something deeper – a disquieting reality, shrouded by the relentless march of urban sprawl. I journeyed from Mandurah to Two Rocks, over a hundred and fifty kilometers, to witness this sprawl firsthand, speaking with those who call this place home, residents, developers, academics and cultural custodians asking the question how did Perth become the longest city in the world? Is this a city deisgned for people or cars and developers? I ended this journey at Atlantis Beach, where the sands seem to whisper a quiet reminder – of the fragile balance we’ve disturbed and the values we’ve left behind, like a city that once was..."

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Harry Cunningham is a Perth-based documentary and contemporary arts photographer. His work explores the nuances of the human experience, with a focus on capturing the essence of people, their environments, arts, and culture. Growing up, Harry traveled extensively, visiting countries across Africa and Southeast Asia. These journeys immersed him in diverse cultures and ways of life, leaving a profound impact on his perspective. Upon returning to Perth, he often felt as though something was missing—an intangible connection to the rich and varied experiences he encountered abroad. This sense of longing fuels his passion for storytelling through photography.Harry’s work reveals the stories that connect us all—locally and internationally—sharing insight into the different ways people live and interact with the world around them. With a curious and open-minded approach to every project, he seeks to highlight the richness of diverse cultures and philosophies of life, offering a multifaceted view of the human experience.