Kangaroo

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Kangaroo
Screening
Kangaroo

Event Date

Wed 11 Nov 2026

Event Time

10:00 - 12:00

Location

Everyman Baker Street, 96-98 Baker Street, London, Greater London, W1U 6TJ, England

PG

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Cost

FREE

Recommended Age Group

8–15

Curriculum Subject/s

  • Biology
  • Geography
  • Literacy
  • Science

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Former pro-surfer and Australian TV weather presenter Chris is down on his luck. So when he crashes his car outside a small town in the middle of the Outback, it feels like things can’t get any worse. But then he discovers an injured baby kangaroo by the side of the road. As fate would have it, a 12-year-old Indigenous girl called Charlie happens to witness the event and offers to help Chris. Now stranded in the remote town, Chris must look after the little joey that he rescued, encouraged by Charlie, who has a special knack with kangaroos. The two of them form an unlikely friendship and work together to rehabilitate more orphaned baby kangaroos, discovering the importance of community and finding one’s purpose in life. Inspired by a true story, this heart-warming comedy showcases the stunning Australian landscape and has a poignant message about protecting animals.

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Film title

Kangaroo


Synopsis

Former pro-surfer and Australian TV weather presenter Chris is down on his luck. So when he crashes his car outside a small town in the middle of the Outback, it feels like things can’t get any worse. But then he discovers an injured baby kangaroo by the side of the road. As fate would have it, a 12-year-old Indigenous girl called Charlie happens to witness the event and offers to help Chris. Now stranded in the remote town, Chris must look after the little joey that he rescued, encouraged by Charlie, who has a special knack with kangaroos. The two of them form an unlikely friendship and work together to rehabilitate more orphaned baby kangaroos, discovering the importance of community and finding one’s purpose in life. Inspired by a true story, this heart-warming comedy showcases the stunning Australian landscape and has a poignant message about protecting animals.

mild bad language, threat, violence

Director/s

Kate Woods

Year

2025

Country of Production

Australia

Genres

  • Comedy
  • Family

Language

English

Duration

107 minutes

Venue name

Everyman Baker Street

Address

96-98 Baker Street,
London,
Greater London,
W1U 6TJ

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