This sounds like a good opportunity for those not setting up for the
Fair...........or perhaps set up early and go along to the film afterwards.
X Kim
From: Anne Fitzpatrick [mailto:ritzf...@iprimus.com.au]
Sent: Tuesday, 17 November 2009 7:39 PM
To: Jeremy Fitzpatrick
Cc: Sarah Gill; Kim Kemp; Ulli Keck; Sanjiva Margio; Giri Mazzella; Sandy
McKendrick; Georgi Stone; Benjamen Fitzpatrick; Dawn Fish; Dan Duggan; Jo
Buckee; Horatio T Birdbath; Vicki Boxell
Subject: Fwd: Last Chance to See The End of the Line in WA
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From: Save Our Marine Life <i...@saveourmarinelife.org.au>
Date: 17 November 2009 5:44:00 PM
To: Anne FITZPATRICK <ritzf...@iprimus.com.au>
Subject: Last Chance to See The End of the Line in WA
Reply-To: Save Our Marine Life <i...@saveourmarinelife.org.au>
Dear Anne,
We thought you'd like to know there's only three more community screenings
of The End of the Line set for Perth and they're all in the next nine days.
If you haven't had a chance to see this excellent film, don't miss the
opportunity.
It will be screening at the Perth Zoo, Fremantle and Kalamunda (details
below).
The End of the Line is a powerful new film which premiered at this year's
Sundance Film Festival. Using amazing cinematography and interviews with
world leading scientists, activists and fishermen, it tells the story of
over-fishing in our oceans and the impact on fishing communities. Its been
highly praised by packed audiences around WA during the Save Our Marine Life
community road show.
<http://www.saveourmarinelife.org.au/stats.php?a=c&e=AJLSMFHCUW&s=MNNH...
&url=http://www.saveourmarinelife.org.au/soml_events.html#sanc> You can
watch the film trailer here.
We're also pleased to announce that guest speakers will be University of
WA's Professor Jessica Meeuwig at Perth Zoo and new Fremantle Mayor Brad
Pettitt in Fremantle. There will also be a short presentation by Save Our
Marine Life.
This may be the last chance to see the film that has been dubbed "The
Inconvenient Truth" of our oceans. Please let your friends know about it.
Hope to see you there!
David Mackenzie
Conservation Council of WA
For Save Our Marine Life
PS - Thanks to everyone who helped make the Kimberley oil spill petition
such a great success. Over 5,000 people signed in under eight weeks! It's
had a big impact, with an inquiry now underway and the momentum for marine
sanctuaries even greater. Thank you.
Perth Zoo - Wednesday 18th November
Perth Zoo Theatre, Labouchere Road, South Perth
Starts at 7pm and goes for about 2 hours
Tickets are $12 (adults) and $8 children (under 16)
RSVP essential: contact The Wilderness Society on (08) 9420 7255
Fremantle - Friday 20th November
Fremantle Fibonacci Centre, 19 Blinco Street, Fremantle
Starts at 7pm and goes for about 2 hours
This screening will be in a converted old industrial warehouse so BYO
cushions or chairs. Don't forget your own refreshments as well. The film
will be proceeded by a short talk by new Fremantle Mayor Brad Pettitt and a
presentation on the Save Our Marine Life campaign.
All tickets are $10 and are available through The Wilderness Society on 08
9420 7255
Kalamunda - Thursday 26th November
Town Square Hall, 5 Barber Street, Kalamunda
Starts at 7pm and goes for about 2 hours
Tickets are $12 (adults) and $8 children (under 16)
Tickets have been selling fast at other screenings so booking early is
highly recommended
Tickets available through the Conservation Council of WA on 08 9420 7266
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