Arts
Grey Lynn! Even its name whispers of an understated cool, and you're absolutely right – it pulses with creative energy.
Musicians, filmmakers, fashionistas, chefs, writers, artisan foodies, painters, potters, and glassmakers – a vibrant spectrum of artistic souls live here.
For years, we fostered this spirit with Green Screen, a monthly gathering at the Grey Lynn Community Centre. Grey Lynn Creates was a celebration of the artists who live here.
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Supporting sustainable storytellers
The Outlook for Someday is New Zealand’s sustainability film project for young people. Through an annual film challenge and film-making workshops it helps to grow a generation of sustainability storytellers. You can help to support The Outlook for Someday in one or both of these two ways: 1. Make a contribution to the PledgeMe campaign we have…
Read MoreBikes for Africa
Inspirational and funny Bikes for Africa will show you a special part of the world. Plus a performance from dance and drumming group with Monica Evans. This feature documentary endeavors to investigate how a bicycle can fundamentally change the lives of rural Africans, and brings to focus the great works of two-wheeled charities Bicycles for…
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Green Screen Presents: Vanishing of the bees
Filming across the US, in Europe, Australia and Asia, this documentary examines the alarming disappearance of honeybees and the greater meaning it holds about the relationship between mankind and mother earth. Narrated by Ellen Page Special guest MP Sue Kedgley will introduce the movie, after the movie local professional beekeeper Carol Downer will answers questions…
Read MoreGreen Screen presents: A Crude Awakening
An unforgettable and shocking wake-up call, A Crude Awakening shows us that the era of cheap oil is in the past. This film drills deep into the uncomfortable realities of a world that is both addicted to fossil fuels and blissfully unaware of the looming “peak oil” crisis. Drawing on an international cast of energy…
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Green Screen- The Water Whisperers, Tangaroa
We are thrilled to be hosting the Auckland Premier of the Water Whisperers Tangaroa Kathleen Gallagher award winning Director of Earth Whisperers Papatuanuku says “This film is about the reconnection of ourselves with our lakes, rivers and oceans. We have guides already in our midst – old fishermen, conservationists, farmers, scientists local iwi and divers…
Read MoreGreen Screen -Friday 25th Sept – “Home”
Green Screeners – we will be showing Yann Arthurs Bertrand’s stunningly beautiful movie called HOME released in June 2009. The film is a travel notebook, showing landscapes captured from above. Looking down from the sky, we follow water currents, roads and bio-diverse communities across borders and cultures to embrace a complex situation in one, emotion-filled…
Read MoreGreen Screen – Tonight! Friday 5th June
Due to it being Queens Birthday we are moving from our customary end of the month to a new date. Friday 5th June. 7.30 Grey Lynn Community Centre 510 Richmond Rd, Grey Lynn $2 The film is Manufactured Landscapes. Synopsis MANUFACTURED LANDSCAPES is the striking new documentary on the world and work of renowned artist…
Read More11th Hour on next Friday in Grey Lynn
Green Screen lauched in February with 50 or so people attending. We were thrilled and inspired by the response. We are now planning to run Green Screen, the last Friday of each month. Please it in your diaries. We will be screening, hard to get underground movies, with a sustainbility, environmental theme. This month though,…
Read MoreDocumentary Film Festival
The Documentary Film Festival has lots of tempting films in it. This one looks a must see for Transition Towners. Recipes for Disaster Filmmaker John Webster does not want his children to have any cause for complaint that he did not personally do anything to reduce the effect of climate change. So he announces drastic…
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