An enthusiastic turnout gathered on September 8 to watch Swanpool Cinema's special screening of 'Rachel's Farm', travelling alongside Rachel Ward as she transitioned to regenerative farming.   A chance to learn more about regenerative agriculture; how it storeys biodiversity, land health and also produces healthy food; also to learn how to connect with consumers of regeneratively produced food.

​An inspiring film, with many staying behind after the film for informal discussion.  

"We had a great turnout tonight to our special screening of “Rachel’s Farm”, followed by a delicious supper.Thank you to Swanpool LandCare and Benalla Sustainable Future Group for your support!"  Swanpool Cinema Facebook Post

The Swanpool Environmental Film Festival is timed around World Environment Day which is June 5th.  Working in partnership with Swanpool Landcare, BSFG has again supported another thought provoking film festival to be held at the Swanpool Cinema on Saturday 17 June.  Three sessions commence at 1.00 pm sharp and include afternoon tea and evening meal.

Session One: Sue Lebish, CEO Winton Wetlands and short films. Film 'Rights of Nature: A Global Movement'

Session Two: Prof David Karoly, Hon. Prof. University of Melbourne, Climate Council Australia and film 'Greenhouse by Joost'

Session Three: Strathbogie Forest Group presentation by Bertram Lobert and film 'The Giants'

Download Festival Programme.

Download Festival Flyer.

$30 includes three sessions, afternoon tea and dinner. Catering by Swanpool Catering Team.

Bookings essential on Try Booking - https://www.trybooking.com/events/landing/1045861

Saturday 17 June 2023 1:00 PM - 9:40 PM (UTC+10)
Swanpool Cinema
2386 Midland Highway, Swanpool Victoria 3673

Details on Swanpool Cinema website www.swanpoolcinema.com.au
Phone 0498 007 988 for enquiries. 

We would like to draw your attention to two films at Swanpool Cinema coming up on Saturday 9th and Sunday 10th of January 2021, screen-shot from website, below.

They are screening as a double bill on the Sat and Sun evenings, plus a single matinee screening of "The Biggest Little Farm" on the Sunday afternoon, 10th Jan. 

You will need to go to the Swanpool Cinema website to book online; there are no door ticket sales.
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​There is also a limit of 100 patrons per session.