Free screening of the Emergency Briefing Film on the UK's climate and nature crisis, followed by a discussion, presented by Scarborough Climate Action.
Scarborough Climate Action are screening the Emergency Briefing Film at The Old Parcels Office on Saturday 7 November, from 4pm to 6pm. It's a free event, and the doors open at 3:45pm.
The film itself is an hour long and takes the form of an expert briefing on the climate and nature crisis facing the UK. It's not a documentary in the usual sense — it's framed as a briefing, with the information presented as a set of facts and figures rather than a narrative. After the film, there's a discussion that you can choose to join if you fancy it. The whole session runs for about two hours in total: the one-hour film followed by another hour of conversation.
It's presented by Scarborough Climate Action, so the discussion is as much a part of the afternoon as the screening. If you're not in the mood to speak, you can just watch and listen, but the second hour is there if you want to talk through what you've seen with other people in the room. The screening is for ages 16 and over.
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As for the practical side, the film is free to attend, though parking around the venue is paid. The Old Parcels Office is on Westborough, YO11 1TU, so it's right in the town centre. Doors open at 3:45pm, the film starts at 4pm, and the whole thing wraps up by 6pm.
