Join us for an exclusive, invitation-only screening of the groundbreaking and multi-award winning documentary "SugarCane" - a powerful exploration that has captivated audiences and critics alike.

Prepare to be moved as "SugarCane" uncovers the truth behind the abuse and disappearances at an Indian residential school, igniting a profound reckoning within the neighboring Sugarcane Reserve. This Oscar-nominated film not only exposes systemic injustices but also marks a historic moment as the first time an Indigenous North American filmmaker has received such prestigious recognition.

After the screening, don't miss the exclusive opportunity to delve deeper into the film's creation and impact. Our esteemed member, the Academy Award nominated, Chelsea Winstanley, will lead an intimate Q&A session with the crew and participants of the documentary. This is your chance to gain firsthand insights into the filmmaking process and the personal stories that shaped thisproject.

We invite you to join us for kai and refreshments to round off the evening. This will be a perfect opportunity to reflect on the film and network.

5.45pm: Doors open

6pm: Mihi whakatau (brief welcome)

6.15pm: Film starts

8pm:Q&A session with crew and participants

8.30pm: Closing karakia - Kai and refreshments at a nearby location for those wishing to join us.