

A powerful Australian documentary, highlighting the stark disparity between the transplant journeys of First Nations and non-Indigenous Australians. Told through the voices of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander patients, their families and the healthcare workers who support them, the film exposes the inequities in kidney disease, access to care and the pathway to receiving a transplant.

Doors open at 5:30 pm, with canapés and drinks served on arrival. Following the screening, join the filmmakers, First Nations patients and clinicians featured in the documentary for a powerful discussion on lived experience and the barriers to transplantation.
The venue is fully accessible. If you have accessibility requirements, note them in your reservation and we will be in touch. The Venue is a 12-minute walk from Circular Quay. Paid parking at Walsh Bay.
Admission is free. Seats are limited and allocated in order of reservation. Bringing guests? Add them to your reservation and their seats are held with yours.




