This is a film about ordinary people caught up in the multinational gas rush that's turning Aussie Battlers into accidental activists, and sometimes heroes.

FRACKMAN is like no other Australian film. It aims to spark a broad national conversation about the risks of our headlong rush into massive coal seam gas development. Five years in the making, it not only entertains and engages, it also gives audiences the tools to get involved in what is becoming the largest social movement our nation has seen in decades. It's a deeply political film, but not the old style that is so badly failing us. This the New Politics, bringing together old and young, city and country, conservative and progressive in a shared effort to prevent an environmental catastrophe. Can we imagine any other issue that would bring together the likes of Alan Jones and Bob Brown? See it and find out why.

The night will open with a performance by the band 'Munk', before director (and Margaret River local) Richard Todd introduces the film.

Rating - M
Runtime - 90 minutes
Genre - Documentary
Director - Richard Todd
Cast - Dayne Pratzky

Please Note: Cape Mentelle is a licenced venue and all patrons under the age of 18 years must be accompanied by a paying adult. Children under 5 years are free.
Gate opens at 6.00pm. Film starts at sundown