HOT AIR – climate change politics in New Zealand
HOT AIR – climate change politics in New Zealand
HOT AIR is the story of twenty years of political struggle between politicians, scientists and activists wanting to reduce New Zealand's emissions, and corporate leaders and their lobbyists working to protect profits and commercial advantage.
HOT AIR, a new documentary by Alister Barry & Abi King-Jones, will be screening in the upcoming New Zealand International Film Festival in Wellington, Auckland, Dunedin, Christchurch, Hamilton & Palmerston North.
In 2013 Alister Barry won the Bruce Jesson Foundation's Senior Journalism Award to assist in completion of the film.
See the film's website for session dates and times.
Auckland
Screening Times:
Friday 1 August 1:00 p.m. SKY CITY
CINEMA
Saturday 2 August 3:30 p.m. SKY CITY
CINEMA
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