Sir David Attenborough calls it ‘one of the most important films of our time’.

Ecotainment! & Bournemouth University have organised five more local screenings of this must-see film as part of their Wave of Change. Starting in Sherborne on June 1st then onto Wimborne (9th & 20th), Poole (17th) & finishing in Blandford on July 6th.

  • Children aged 12 & under are Free
  • Adults £9.50 / £8.50 / Free
  • Concs £8 / £6.50 / Free
  • Youth aged 13-18 £6.50 / £6 / Free

Box Office, full listings and two free ‘festival’ screenings can all be found via the Wave of Change website. Tickets are also available on-the-door. The website contains links to over twenty local organisations, frequently asked questions (about the film) and what we can do to make a difference in our daily lives.

This latest ‘wave’ of screenings also received financial backing from fifteen crowd-fund supporters – A Plastic Ocean film tour Pop-Up Cinema Dorset

Disposable single-use items are the most common items found on our coastlines but they are not the only cause. Progress appears to be being made, with the 5p charge on plastic bags and a proposed ban on plastic straws. But do these neat, plausible and easy solutions match up to the scale of the problem?
A Plastic Ocean documents how plastics, once they enter the oceans, break up into small particulates know as micro-plastics which lurk beneath the surface of our seemingly pristine ocean. With micro-plastics recently being reported in Arctic sea ice it is clear this is a global environmental issue that we are all capable of doing something about.
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