🌏 In honour of Earth Day, join us for a free screening of The Endangered Generation? — a powerful, hopeful exploration of how collaboration, imagination, and ancient wisdom can guide us toward a better future.

Through conversations with scientists, First Nations leaders, and communities around the world, award-winning filmmaker Celeste Geer uncovers bold new approaches to the global crises we face, particularly climate change. Instead of fear and helplessness, this film shines a light on connection, creativity, and Indigenous knowledge systems as essential tools for resilience.

Moving, eye-opening, and surprisingly joyous, The Endangered Generation? invites us to rethink the way we live, the way we relate to our planet, and how we can be part of the change our world so urgently needs. 

Event Details:

Date: Tuesday, 22 April
Time: 5:30 PM - 7:15PM
Location: The Rees Hotel (377 Frankton Road, Queenstown)
Admission: FREE seat reservation via humanitix
Includes: FREE Popcorn & hot drinks

Why You Should Come:

Because hope is powerful. 🌱 The Endangered Generation? isn’t just another climate change film—it’s a beautiful, moving invitation to imagine a different future.
You'll leave feeling more connected, more inspired, and more empowered to be part of the solution. Plus, it’s a rare chance to gather with others in our community who also care about the future of our planet. 🌏✨

About Our Series:

The International Storytellers Film Series is a collaboration between the Lakes Multicultural Collective (previously known as The Kiwi Kit Community Trust) and QLDC Libraries, with the goal of bringing important cultural stories to our local Queenstown community. This series aligns with international recognition days to provide a platform for films and documentaries that inspire, educate, and raise awareness of global issues.

We are proud to offer this film series FREE of charge to all members of the community, but please reserve your space here as there are limited numbers.