How we tackle plastic is one of the most important environmental challenges we face today.
Join us for a free screening of The Plastic Country, an Australian documentary exploring Australia's reliance on single-use plastics and the growing impact of microplastics on our environment and everyday lives.
Places are free, but registrations are essential.
Event details
Saturday 3 October
2pm – 4pm
Clayton Theatrette, Clayton Community Centre
About the movie
Running time: 70 minutes
Genre: Documentary
Rating: Check the Classification
The Plastic Country is a 2026 Australian documentary film that follows ocean advocate and filmmaker Kal Glanznig as he investigates Australia's heavy reliance on single-use plastics and how microplastics infiltrate both natural ecosystems and the human body. The film was recently selected for the Bangalow Film Festival and features an Academy Award-winning sound team and an original soundtrack by First Nations band King Stingray. It is supported by Minderoo Pictures and Surfers for Climate.
