Documentary film: “AUSTRALIA, from the Far West to Tasmania” – A travelogue by Jean CHARBONNEAU and Dong WEI.

"After 18 years of regular trips to Australia, Jean CHARBONNEAU and Dong WEI take you on a journey to discover a lesser-known, wilder and more magnificent side of Australia. In Western Australia, the country’s largest state (five times the size of France), you’ll experience the dream of vast red, semi-desert landscapes, a paradise-like coastline and unique natural wonders, home to the world’s largest iron and gold mines.

Perth is its capital – a young, prosperous yet isolated city.

Tasmania is Australia’s smallest state, and offers the complete opposite: lush, rolling, refreshing landscapes where the world’s tallest trees grow, harbouring extraordinary wildlife such as wombats, pademelons and, above all, the famous Tasmanian devils."

Coffee and refreshments will be served during the interval.

A discussion with the director will follow the screening.

Tickets available at the door. Single price: €5.

Suitable for all ages – Unreserved seating.

Services

AccessPaid
Base rate5€

Date(s)

On the 16 February 2027 to 14:30

Practical information

Adress Salle Arvest
Rue de l'Église
29190 Pleyben
Phone02 98 16 13 55