Inter Alia Film Night: Show screening followed by a facilitated discussion

Name: Inter Alia Film Night: Show screening followed by a facilitated discussion
Start: 2026-09-02T19:00:00+1200
End: 2026-09-02T21:30:00+1200
Location: Tāwera, the new Whakatū Nelson arts hub

Wed, 2 Sep, 7pm - 9:30pm NZST

Tāwera, the new Whakatū Nelson arts hub

Nelson, New Zealand

Hikitia! RISE’s ACC funded primary Prevention Mahi

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Join us for a free screening of the play Inter Alia (from National Theatre at Home) starring Rosamund Pike.

The play brilliantly explores themes of motherhood, fatherhood, raising boys and young men, social media and online influences on sexualised behaviour, masculinity, feminism, sexual abuse, and the justice system. These are topics that so many of us are encountering without often having the opportunity to come together, safely, to discuss how to navigate this tricky terrain.

The play lasts 1 hour and 40 minutes and will be followed by a facilitated discussion.

National Theatre at Home writes:

Jessica Parks is a judge, a mother, a wife, a friend. Her career exists inter alia (among other things). How will one unthinkable event pull into question all aspects of her life?

Following their global phenomenon Prima Facie, the ‘dream creative collaboration’ (Radio Times) of Suzie Miller and Justin Martin reunite with this searing examination of modern motherhood and masculinity. Featuring a ‘gale force performance’ (Time Out) from Rosamund Pike (Gone Girl, Saltburn) and music from Erin Le Count and Jakwob.’

Please note: This production contains flashing lights, references to sensitive subject matter including to sex, violence, rape and other criminal activity.

Parental guidance recommended. Suitable for audiences 16 years +

Ordinary Wonders includes a five-week programme of FREE workshops, performances, conversations, film screenings, and creative activities designed to celebrate connection, belonging, and the memories that shape our lives.

All events are FREE, but registration is encouraged, with limited places available for some workshops.

Tickets for good, not greed Humanitix dedicates 100% of profits from booking fees to charity

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Hikitia! is a community-led initiative funded by ACC as part of Te Aorerekura, the National Strategy to Eliminate Family Violence and Sexual Violence.

This work is focused on creating long-term change by transforming the conditions that lead to and maintain sexual violence, family violence, and child sexual abuse in our communities. Five organisations gained contracts in the first round, and RISE is happy to be one of these first five groups.

In Te Tauihu, Hikitia! For Our Future works across a geographical area that includes Whakatū (Nelson), Waimea (Richmond), Mahua (Golden Bay), and Te Waiharakeke (Marlborough).

What the Hikitia! kaimahi (staff) are focused on/doing?

More than 2000 men have engaged with RISE’s non-violence and dad’s programmes over the years and RISE consistently receives feedback from men that they want to do more.

RISE Hikitia! works with men as powerful allies and leaders in their communities who can challenge harmful behaviour.

Drawing from the insights of these men, alongside the voices of tamariki (children) and rangatahi (youth), whānau and families, those working in the Family Violence and Sexual Violence fields, and research and literature, Hikitia! contributes to three overarching long-term national and regional outcomes:

Mokopuna Ora: protecting the whakapapa of our tamariki, rangatahi and whānau;
Communities are safe, inclusive spaces where children, young people and whānau flourish; and
Primary prevention is prioritised across the family and sexual violence system.

Hikitia! aims to address the underlying causes, or drivers, of sexual and family violence (e.g. social norms, practices and structures that influence attitudes and behaviours) through a systems change approach to primary prevention.

This could look like local storytelling activities to shift mindsets and social norms towards safety, equity and respect. Or partnering with local councils to address high-risk areas.

Crucially, Hikitia! is not focused on service delivery – it focuses on building the infrastructure (workforce, strategy, etc) to support a high-functioning prevention system by working with partners and the community to:

Increase coordination and alignment of sexual violence and family violence prevention (including child sexual abuse prevention),

Identify, implement and leverage initiatives that strengthen protective factors and transform the conditions (including policies, practices, resource flows, relationships, power dynamics etc) that hold sexual violence and family violence in place, and

Enable and activate local leadership to take action to prevent violence.

Together, we will build a future where mana is upheld, whakapapa is honoured, and healthy relationships are achieved.

Meet RISE’s Hikitia! team working to prevent family violence and sexual violence — RISE

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Wed, 2 Sep, 7pm - 9:30pm NZST

Tāwera, the new Whakatū Nelson arts hub

Nelson, New Zealand

Hosted by Hikitia! RISE’s ACC funded primary Prevention Mahi

Inter Alia Film Night: Show screening followed by a facilitated discussion

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