Seaweek Special - The Shark Feeders

'Seaweek Special Screening' Presented by film-maker Robin Kewell.

'The Shark Feeders' ​a film that follows someone taking a Shark Feeders course, hand feeding what most people regard as blood thirsty killers of the deep, the film shows that to understand these amazing creatures who are at the top of the underwater food chain we have to see them up close. Filmed at the Underwater Explorers Society in Grand Bahama. (25 mins)

Plus 'Aotearoa -Land of Ice and Fire' a film featuring the very diverse marine environments and populations living in the waters of New Zealand, from the Poor Knights in the north, to White Island in the Bay of Plenty down to Fiordland in the south, plus footage of the Rainbow Warrior wreck in Matauri Bay. (25 mins)

and 'Aint No Fish' Award winning animation about the state of our oceans (4 mins) and 'Surface' an amazing visual experience showing the work of underwater cameraman Ben Thouard (8 mins). A 75 minute programme with Q & A by film-maker Robin Kewell.

In the Seminar room, 1st floor Lopdell House. Showing at 10-30am / 1-30pm / 4pm / 6pm.

(Also showing at The Vic Theatre Tuesday 3rd March 10-30am /12-30pm / At Waiheke Island Cinema on 3rd March 5-30pm /on Wednesday 4th at Sozo Cafe 2, Shetland Street, off Glengarry Road. 11am / 12-30pm / 2pm).

Duration 75 mins approximately includes Q & A.