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UK Festival Premiere. Join renewable energy pioneer Andy Evans on a global journey exploring offshore wind energy’s transformative potential. Filmed in thirteen countries, including Scotland, and featuring insights from over twenty offshore wind experts, this expansive documentary delves into humanity's relationship with the wind throughout history and across cultures. It reveals the true potential of harnessing this immense planetary force, not only for power generation but also for revitalising regions affected by industrial decline and achieving energy independence. The film presents a visionary perspective on creating a sustainable and regenerative world, portraying offshore wind energy not as a means of mastering nature, but as a step towards a deeper connection with it. (Dominic Allen, Australia, 105 mins)

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The screening will be followed by a live virtual Q&A with director Dominic Allen and the film's protagonist Andy Evans.

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About the filmmakers:

Dominic Allen is an award-winning Australian director and producer known for his diverse work across films, music videos, commercials, VR, and documentaries. He gained recognition with his debut documentary Estudio 101 and has since directed acclaimed projects like I Am Samuel and Grey Matter. Dominic founded ReddogsVR, creating the internationally recognized VR experience Carriberrie. In 2023, he co-founded Sky Flyk, producing the documentary Planet Wind and developing Planet Sun.

Andy Evans is the Co-Founder and CEO of Oceanex Energy, pioneering offshore wind development in Australia. He co-founded the Star of the South Wind Farm, Australia’s first and most advanced offshore wind project, where he served as CEO for seven years. After stepping down, Andy launched Oceanex Energy, focusing on floating offshore wind projects in Australia and New Zealand. He recently produced Planet Wind, exploring wind energy's role in driving the energy transition.

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Sermersuaq—The Great Ice

UK Premiere. A Greenlandic hunter and a dedicated scientist join forces to protect Sermersuaq - the Arctic’s great ice sheet - in this compelling short documentary on climate change. This film bridges the gap between scientific knowledge and public awareness, offering an intimate perspective on the urgent need for climate action in the Arctic. (Patrizia Bruno, Italy, 14 mins)

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About the Filmmaker:

Patrizia Bruno is an Italian author and director based in Biarritz, France. As a TV reporter and moderator, she has traveled the world, focusing on stories of people striving to improve the Earth. With a background in linguistics and anthropology, Patrizia brings an intimate approach to her documentaries, deeply connecting with her subjects. Inspired by literature and driven by a passion for languages and cultures, she aims to authentically bridge creators and audiences, drawing fulfilment from nature.

This programme is rated 12A

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