When the Dust Settles is an intimate, visually powerful documentary that follows 3 Australians, each forever changed by the ripple effects of suicide. Set against the raw beauty of the outback and remote communities, the film unpacks stories of grief, survival, and the long road to healing. Through honest, vulnerable reflections, these 3 individuals each with their own path open up about the weight they've carried, the moments that nearly broke them, and the unexpected ways they found connection, purpose, and hope. More than a film about loss, When the Dust Settles is a story of what comes after the silence, the search for meaning, and the courageous steps towards keeping conversations alive. Followed by a short Q&A Canapés served in the Art Space from 7:30pm Tickets: $30

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