FILM SYNOPSIS
An adventurous tale of two lifelong friends Hayley Talbot and Dan
Ross. We follow their journey as they set off on a long-distance paddle down theClarence River. In between stints on the water, they ask questions to the local people and uncover the mining industry’s risky plans to dig up the hills behind their home. They discover that the mining of rare-earth minerals has a long and chequered history throughout the world. Narrated by the wise and passionate Aunty Lenore, the film sheds light on the urgent need to safeguard our most precious resource - water. The evocative soundtrack by celebrated artist Ry X mirrors the meandering beauty of the river herself, and unveils the power of a grassroots movement, to save the lifeblood of the valley.
DIRECTED BY
Matty Hannon and Gary Parker are regionally based directors
with experience producing award-winning documentaries in
adventurous environments.
Join us on March 3rd at 4:00pm at the Byron Community Centre.Â
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69 Jonson Street
Byron Bay
4:00pm: Doors openÂ
4:45pm: Event commencesÂ
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Light refreshments will be served.Â
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This event is FREE, family friendly and open to the public.
If you have any access or support requirements in order to attend this event, please reach out to contact@patagonia.com.au to ensure that we can make reasonable arrangements.
This event will take place on Bundjalung country. Patagonia acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of this land and sea Country. We pay our respect to their elders, past, present and future.
Adventurer & Mother.
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 “This is a rallying cry to activate local hearts and to foster community, which is the bedrock of our society. We want every person in the Clarence Valley and beyond to know what is currently happening upriver and what, if left unchecked, will happen downriver." - Hayley Talbot