Pupil Premiere: Future Council

Future Council
Screening
Future Council

Event Date

Tue 11 Nov 2025

Event Time

10:30 - 12:05

Location

Bristol Watershed, 1 Canon's Road, Harbourside, Bristol, Gloucestershire, BS1 5TX, England

Unclassified

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Cost

FREE

Recommended Age Group

8–15

Curriculum Subject/s

  • Biology
  • Citizenship
  • Democracy
  • Geography
  • PSHE Education
  • Science

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Young people are frustrated by the lack of action on climate change and pollution and it's time for their voices to be heard. This documentary follows an international group of children as they embark on a journey across Europe aboard a biofuel-powered school bus with documentary filmmaker and environmental activist Damon Gameau at the wheel. Each young person participating in the project has a unique eco-warrior superpower, including Skye from North Wales, who campaigns against the plastic on kids' comics and magazines, CC from Scotland, who leads clean-ups of her local beach, and Hiva from Australia, who advocates for the protection of birds. The galvanized group come face-to-face with powerful decision makers, setting an inspiring example of how to broach the complex and at times overwhelming topic of how to protect our planet. Challenging yet playful, this film is a call to action for all ages.

 

No parking available, café/bar open for drinks and snacks.

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Film title

Future Council


Synopsis

Young people are frustrated by the lack of action on climate change and pollution and it’s time for their voices to be heard. This documentary follows an international group of children as they embark on a journey across Europe aboard a biofuel-powered school bus with documentary filmmaker and environmental activist Damon Gameau at the wheel. Each young person participating in the project has a unique eco-warrior superpower, including Skye from North Wales, who campaigns against the plastic on kids’ comics and magazines, CC from Scotland, who leads clan-ups of her local beach, and Hiva from Australia, who advocates for the protection of birds. The galvanized group come face-to-face with powerful decision makers, setting an inspiring example of how to broach the complex and at times overwhelming topic of how to protect our planet. Challenging yet playful, this film is a call to action for all ages.

Director/s

Damon Gameau

Year

2025

Country of Production

Australia / The Netherlands

Genres

  • Documentary

Language

English

Duration

81 minutes

Venue name

Bristol Watershed

Address

1 Canon's Road,
Bristol,
Gloucestershire,
BS1 5TX

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