Amnesty Port Macquarie Group are excited to share one of Amnesty Australia’s Firestick Flicks film selections that amplifies First Nations voices.

Looky Looky Here Comes Cooky is a bold and thought-provoking documentary presented and co-written by comedian Steven Oliver. Released in 2020 on the 250th anniversary of Captain Cook’s arrival on the east coast, the film challenges colonial myths through storytelling and music. Featuring performances by Kev Carmody, Birdz, Trials, Fred Leone, Mo’Ju, Alice Skye, and Mau Power, it reimagines this history from First Nations perspectives, creating a modern-day songline about invasion, colonisation, and resistance.

⚠️ Content warning: Colonial violence, racism, oppression of First Nations peoples, mature themes

Join us for this screening, followed by an open discussion where we can reflect, learn, and stand in solidarity with our First Nations communities.

💡 Please Note: All funds collected go directly towards venue hire and supporting future events to keep these important conversations going. Your contribution helps us create spaces for learning, discussion, and solidarity. Thank you for your support! 💛

[-o-] First Nations Guests This event is free for First Nations guests. Please select 'First Nations Guest' ticket option below.

Contact the host of Firestick Flicks: Looky Looky Here Comes Cooky