FREE EVENT | Can I Live? Film screening and climate discussion
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Join us for a screening of Can I Live?, an important and thought provoking film conceived, written and performed by actor and climate advocate Fehinti Balogun.
The film explores the climate crisis through storytelling, spoken word and personal reflection. Bringing together Caribbean and Pacific perspectives on climate change, the screening will be followed by light refreshments and a vital kōrero on climate with Fehinti who will join the discussion digitally, alongside academic and climate resilience researcher Paora Tapsell (Ngāti Whakaue, Ngāti Raukawa), in person.
Arrive early to explore the exhibition Our Ocean of Islands and gain deeper insight into ocean relationships, environmental change, and Indigenous ways of knowing.
Film recommended for those aged 12+
Event timing:
5pm-6pm – Our Ocean of Islands open for viewing
6pm – Can I Live? film screening (1 hour)
7.30pm – Climate conversation with Fehinti Balogun and Paora Tapsell
Can I Live? Trailer
The film explores the climate crisis through storytelling, spoken word and personal reflection. Bringing together Caribbean and Pacific perspectives on climate change, the screening will be followed by light refreshments and a vital kōrero on climate with Fehinti who will join the discussion digitally, alongside academic and climate resilience researcher Paora Tapsell (Ngāti Whakaue, Ngāti Raukawa), in person.
Arrive early to explore the exhibition Our Ocean of Islands and gain deeper insight into ocean relationships, environmental change, and Indigenous ways of knowing.
Film recommended for those aged 12+
Event timing:
5pm-6pm – Our Ocean of Islands open for viewing
6pm – Can I Live? film screening (1 hour)
7.30pm – Climate conversation with Fehinti Balogun and Paora Tapsell
Can I Live? Trailer
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Where is it happening?
Corner Quay and Hobson Streets Viaduct Harbour, Auckland, New Zealand 1010, New Zealand
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Host or PublisherNew Zealand Maritime Museum
