The Tasmanian Land Conservancy (TLC) warmly invites you to a special screening of The Weeping Tree.

Join us for this deeply moving series of short films about the cider gum (Eucalyptus gunnii) by Matthew Newton. This vandemonian tree is of immense natural and cultural significance to Tasmania, with the ability to survive blizzards, weep alcohol and even move grown men to tears. Set in the unforgiving and remote Tasmanian Central Highlands, these films paint an engaging portrait of a species and landscape fundamental to the Tasmanian psyche.

After each screening, we will hold a discussion with its participants exploring how art, science and palawa connection to country collide to engage audiences with this depiction of a charismatic tree, critically threatened by the effects of climate change.

Launceston Du Cane Brewery, 6pm Wednesday 1 May
Panel: Aimee Bliss, Matthew Newton, Philip Wolfhagen and Troy Ruffels. Interviewer: James Hattam.

Hobart State Cinema, 6.30pm Tuesday 14 May
Panel: Andry Sculthorpe, Eve Lazarus, Hillary Younger and Lucienne Rickard. Interviewer: Keely Jobe

Ulverstone Hive Tasmania, 1pm Sunday 26 May
Panel: Troy Ruffels and Matthew Newton. Interviewer: James Hattam.

Banner image: Matthew Newton

*Ticket prices cover the cost of the event, ensuring more TLC revenue can go towards protecting nature.

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