Until 27 Sep
Beautiful Tensions: Gray Street Workshop celebrates forty years
Queen Victoria Art Gallery at Royal Park
‘Eyes Like Diamonds’ Tassie Tiger feature documentary screening in Launceston
Eyes Like Diamonds follows passionate conservationist Neil Waters on his relentless mission to prove the Tasmanian Tiger still exists.
Once celebrated, now criticised, Neil's decade-long search through the Tasmanian wilderness becomes as much a story of redemption and belief as it is about science and survival.
Through Neil's journey, the film explores the ethics of extinction, the limits of evidence, and the enduring human need to find purpose in something greater than ourselves.
Having premiered at Melbourne Documentary Film Festival and regional Victoria in July to an excellent reception, we are excited to screen this independent produced Aussie film in Tassie.
Tickets are $12.50, and all proceeds go towards continuing the screening tour of Australia.
Come along for a screening and support indie Australian film making!
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