BRUNSWICK PICTURE HOUSE

  • Promotional poster for the Byron Bay International Film Festival with a cloudy sky over the ocean, event dates October 18th to 27th, and a logo featuring an eye.

    THROUGH THE LOCAL LENS

    Saturday 26 October 1pm

    Through The Local Lens, this Saturday afternoon session at the Brunswick Picture House, is a showcase of the imaginative and hardworking talent that we have in our region.

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  • Poster for the film 'Agent of Happiness' featuring a collage of a yellow car, a man in traditional attire, and mountain scenery with snow-capped peaks and clouds.

    AGENT OF HAPPINESS

    Northern Rivers Premiere

    Saturday 26 October 4pm

    Bhutan measures its development through Gross National Happiness, quantifying citizens' fulfillment. Happiness Agent Amber Gurung surveys diverse households in the Himalayas, facing his own questions about happiness and fulfillment along the way.

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  • Black and white promotional poster for the documentary film "Impact," featuring two men at the beach with surfboards, smiling at each other. The poster displays awards and film festival selections, with titles of notable filmmakers and actors.

    WINGSUIT FLYERS + IMPACT

    NSW Premiere + Q&A

    Saturday 26 October 7pm

    The powerful story of two skydivers, Mark Lucchiari and Ben Lucock, and their journey to recovery after a near-fatal accident.

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  • The poster for the documentary film 'WILDING' showing a nature scene with a deer in the foreground, a lake, trees, and a castle in the background at sunset, with birds flying and flowers in the foreground.

    WILDING

    Sunday 27 October 4pm

    A young couple set a 400 year old estate back to the wild and entrust its recovery to a motley mix of animals both tame and wild. It is the beginning of a grand experiment that will become one of the most significant rewilding experiments in Europe

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  • Poster for the documentary "The Life & Death of Westerly Winding" featuring a woman walking on a colorful, abstract landscape with a pastel sunset background.

    THE LIFE & DEATH OF WESTERLY WINDINA

    Sunday 27 October + Q&A 6:30pm

    In 2008, years after nearly drowning in a traumatic and life-changing surfing accident, Peter Drouyn suddenly resurfaced by coming out as a trans woman on national television. Her new name, she said, was Westerly Windina. “It was a supernova,” Westerly said of her gender awakening. “It just kicked in one night, and suddenly Peter went; Westerly was there.”

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