You are invited to join us for an afternoon of conversation and reflection about the big things in life on November 29th at the beautiful Bondi Pavilion. 

Reflecting on Life & Death will screen the documentary 'Love in Own Our Time' followed by a panel discussion with director Tom Murray and Palliative Care physician Dr Frank Brennan who features in the film.

We are delighted to announce Kath Skinner, Director of Palliative Care-NSW from the Silver Chain Group will also be joining us on the panel. Silver Chain is the largest provider of palliative care services in Australia and has been supporting patients and their families to die at home for more than 30 years. In WA more than 65 per cent of all clients who were receiving home based palliative care were supported to die at home. Silver Chain is now providing their innovative palliative care services across NSW. 

Love in our own Time is a documentary on the big things in life – birth, love, and death – illustrates the immensity of what it is to exist: to live, to love, and to die.

Holding a 21st century mirror to who we are, the film follows ordinary Australians, bearing witness to lives beginning and ending, and capturing moments, both simple and sublime, that compose the lives we lead.

This is a journey to the heart of what it is to be human, giving us pause to question the lives we lead.

Time: 3.15 for a 3.30 start

Date: November 29th, 2014

Venue: Bondi Pavilion

***Please note: No person under the age of 15 years shall be admitted to the screenings of the said film unless in the company of a parent or adult guardian.*** please contact chloe@lovelinourowntime.com if you need more information about the film. 

* Director, Producer, Writer and Camera: Tom Murray
* Co-Director and Camera: Madeleine Hetherton
* Editor: Vanessa Milton
* Sound Designer: Liam Egan
* Composer: Caitlin Yeo

More about the filmmakers:

The film is directed by Tom Murray and Madeleine Hetherton. Tom Murray’s previous films Dhakiyarr vs the King (2004) and In My Father's Country (2008) have won many awards including the Dendy Award for Best Film at the Sydney Film Festival, NSW Premier's History Award, the ADG Award for Best Direction in a Feature documentary, and selection for major international festivals including Sundance and IDFA. Madeleine Hetherton’s previous projects include the successful documentary series Making Babies for SBS, the 52 minute documentary Beats Across Borders for the ABC, and her latest film The Surgery Ship, for which she was nominated for the ADG Award for Best Direction in a documentary under 60mins.