FANS Exclusive Cinema Screening Event Soirée

Film Nature - Pour une réconciliation (Nature - The Call for Reconciliation)
Welcome drink & nibbles
Guest speaker panel to launch FANS Ed Talks series

Roseville Cinemas
Thursday 7 May 2026
6:00pm

Join us for a special FANS fundraising soirée featuring an exclusive cinema screening of the breathtaking documentary Nature – The Call for Reconciliation.

FANS has generously been given exclusive screening rights for this film, which is not otherwise available in cinemas. Directed by internationally acclaimed French filmmaker Yann Arthus-Bertrand, this visually stunning documentary offers a powerful and poetic reflection on humanity’s relationship with the natural world.

Presented in French with English subtitles, this is a rare opportunity to experience this beautiful and thought-provoking film on the big screen.

Your ticket includes:

A welcome drink & nibbles before the screening
The film Nature - Pour une réconciliation (Nature – The Call for Reconciliation)
A guest speaker panel, launching the new FANS Ed Talks series

This special fundraising evening supports FANS programs, so come along with friends and enjoy a memorable night of film, conversation and community.

Speaker Panel – FANS Ed Talks series launch

The screening also launches the new FANS Ed Talks series, a guest speaker initiative highlighting inspiring individuals who explore themes of education, bilingualism, and global thinking.
Attendees are invited to a panel discussion with guest speakers:

· Thierry Lotrian, Founder and CEO of Climate & Decisions, a specialist advisory firm on climate risk and sustainability.

· d’Arcy Lunn of Teaspoons of Change, a humanitarian, educator, and lifelong learner with experience in over 90 countries.

· Jenni Philippe, an Ambassador for People For Nature, advocating for biodiversity, climate, and circular economy education.

Family-Friendly Note:
Nature – Pour une Réconciliation (Nature – The Call for Reconciliation) is a beautiful and educational documentary suitable for general audiences. The film explores humanity’s relationship with the natural world and environmental themes.

While the film is not rated in Australia, as a guideline it is recommended as a PG (Parental Guidance) film, for children aged 12 and above who will appreciate the stunning visuals and the thought-provoking message. Some children may find the length (1h45) and complex topics challenging.

Adult & child tickets are now available — don’t miss out!

Event Sponsor

Many thanks to event sponsor Globe for their generosity and support of our not-for-profit association.
For the riders of concrete, oceans, and mountains - modern explorers of the globe.

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