'Wreckage' Screening and Q&A with Phoenix

WRECKAGE | A Charity Screening & Q&A
Hosted by Phoenix Support & Advocacy Service

Following its sold-out screening at the WA Made Film Festival, Phoenix
is proud to host a special charity screening of Wreckage, a powerful
WA-produced film exploring the realities of domestic violence and
interpersonal harm.
The film has been described by audiences as confronting, important,
and necessary. We're bringing it back for one evening followed by
a panel conversation with the filmmakers and the practitioners doing
this work in our community.

All proceeds support the work of Phoenix Support & Advocacy Service.

THE EVENING
6:00 PM    Arrivals
6:30 PM    Welcome from MC Louise Lamont, Address by Minister Simone McGurk
6:45 PM    Film: Wreckage (75 min)
8:00 PM    Q&A panel (45 min)
8:45 PM    End

THE PANEL
Tori Cooke - Sector Specialist
Dawson Ruhl - DV/FV Specialist Trainer
David Laurance - Producer
Tiahna McBride - Lead Actress
Christopher Peters - Writer & Director
MC: Louise Lamont - CEO, Phoenix Support & Advocacy


VENUE
Windsor Cinema — Cinema 2
98 Stirling Highway, Nedlands WA
Luna Palace Cinemas

AGE REQUIREMENT NOTICE

This event is restricted to persons aged 18 years and over.

Wreckage does not currently hold an Australian classification rating and is therefore unable to be screened to persons under 18 years of age.

By purchasing a ticket, attendees confirm they will be 18 years of age or older on the date of the event. Photo identification may be requested at entry.

Thank you for your understanding.

THE FILM
Learn more about Wreckage: www.chrave.co/wreckage

A NOTE ON CONTENT - 18+
Wreckage explores themes of domestic violence and interpersonal harm.
The film may be difficult to watch for some audiences. If you or
someone you know is affected by these themes, support is available
through Phoenix Support & Advocacy and other specialist services.


ABOUT PHOENIX
Phoenix Support & Advocacy Service is a Perth-based specialist
organisation supporting adult survivors of trauma through
counselling, advocacy, and education.

For event enquiries, please contact Phoenix directly.