Filmmaker and surfer Matty Hannon spent two and a half years traveling from Alaska to Patagonia, capturing stories of people who've refused to lose themselves to the grind. The Road to Patagonia isn't a heavy documentary—it's a film about what happens when you choose connection, curiosity, and the open road over the noise.
In the film, Hannon talks about his philosophy for living: "Lacing the everyday with awe." It's exactly what students approaching exams need right now. A night to slow down and remember that wonder isn't a luxury—it's fuel.
Settle in. Bean bags, free popcorn, and a film that'll remind you why it's worth staying hopeful. All are welcome.
When: 5-7pm, Thursday 29 October, 2026
Where: McCusker Institute, Ground Floor, John Yencken Building
This event is offered as part of Semester 2 Recharge Week, head online to learn more about activities on offer this week. Website to be released
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Movie Screening: The Road to Patagonia
It is Recharge Week - the pointy end of the semester - and here's what you need: wonder, joy, and a reminder that they're worth chasing.Filmmaker...
Date: Thursday 29 October 2026 5–7pm
Location: JoY: John Yencken [45], Ground Floor
This is a session in the SoCIETIE Initiative: a 6-unit transdisciplinary course open to all students. You don’t need to be in the class to join.
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Movie Screening: The Road to Patagonia
Movie Screening: The Road to Patagonia
Thu 29 Oct, 5pm · JoY: John Yencken