Come along for a community screening of The Plastic Country, a powerful new Australian documentary from ocean advocate and filmmaker Kal Glanznig.

A former water polo athlete turned ocean advocate, Kal grew up surfing the beaches of Cronulla. As emerging research into the health impacts of plastic caught his attention, he set out to understand what it means that Australia is now one of the world's largest producers of plastic waste per person. His journey takes him from remote coastlines to wildlife hospitals and Parliament House, uncovering how plastic pollution is infiltrating our ecosystems, our politics, and our own bodies.

The Plastic Country is both a warning and a rallying cry, revealing the solutions already underway and showing how each of us can help turn the tide on plastic for good.

This screening is an opportunity for our community to come together, learn more about the plastics crisis, and consider the practical actions we can take at home, in our community and through stronger systems and policy.

Come along for an engaging and thought-provoking evening at Cape Paterson.

Doors open at 6pm

Contact the host of The Plastic Country Film Screening: The Cape ecovillage, Cape Paterson

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