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Environmental Film Festival Australia (EEFA)

Environmental Film Festival Australia

Environmental Film Festival Australia (EEFA)

Thursday 29 Oct

- Sunday 8 Nov

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$10+ AUD

Online

About this event

EFFA presents: Out of This World is a thought-provoking online program running from Thursday 29 October – Sunday 8 November 2020 featuring films and programs, live streamed and available on demand.

Out of this World takes a closer look at the interactions between science, technology, philosophy and art, and aims to facilitate conversations that make the familiar unfamiliar – or strangely familiar and familiarly strange.

The Environmental Film Festival Australia began in 2010 (As EFF Melbourne) with a vision to inform, engage and inspire on the environmental issues that affect us today and has since grown into one of Melbourne’s most notable ‘green’ events, weaving its way into the colourful tapestry that is Melbourne’s arts and cultural life. With this growing success, and a willing team, the festival has expanded to spread the power of environmental films to more people, across more cities.

official website: https://www.effa.org.au/

Information and Education
Screening

Animals and Wildlife
Climate
Oceans and Waterways
Sustainable Communities
Sustainable Living
Waste and Recycling

NOTE: All event information was accurate at the time of publishing, but we do not take any responsibility for losses or damages incurred due to incorrect information. Please follow the links to the original organisers for further details.

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