Australian Premiere
After decades of failed climate policy, five activists travel to remote sites in the United States to halt the flow of over 2 million barrels of oil per day, evoking backlash from the fossil fuel industry and local authorities.
Charged with 27 felonies and 15 misdemeanors, this compelling documentary follows their protracted legal battles across Minnesota, North Dakota, Montana and Washington.
A stirring call to action that explores privilege and responsibility, this urgent story asks you to consider the rights of citizens and when is it okay for citizens to take action to protect their families, communities and ultimately the planet?
Awards:
Climate Film Festival - Climate Action Award 2024
Wild & Scenic Film Festival - Spirit of Activism Award 2025
Sundarban International Film Festival 2025 - Outstanding Achievement Award
United States | Steve Bonds-Liptay | Documentary | 75’
The screening will be followed by a ‘Is It A Crime To Care?’ panel looking at civil action and the erosion of our rights to protest.
18:30 - 20:30, Tuesday 27 October
Palace Kino