Every week, we dump our blue bins on the curb and pretend they vanish into thin air, but our trash is actually staging a quiet coup.

Directed by award-winning documentarian Andrew Nisker, This Film Is Garbage pulls back the curtain on the multi-billion-dollar smoke-and-mirrors game of modern consumer waste. Following Nisker’s eye-opening investigation into where our single-use plastics, packaging, and household throwaways truly end up, the film is a punchy, unflinching, and darkly witty reality check on a global crisis hiding in plain sight; right beneath the lid of your kitchen trash can.

If you’re hosting a zero-waste meetup, an eco-film night, a high school or university symposium, or a local sustainability workshop, this screening pack provides everything you need to break the spell of convenience culture, without making your audience feel like giving up.

What You Get: - High-Definition Digital Download: A crisp, full-length film file optimized to project on anything from a high-end auditorium display to a backyard projector sheet. - Public Screening License: Fully cleared for non-commercial educational events, campus screenings, environmental action meetings, and community discussions. - Host Screening Guide: Incisive discussion prompts, eye-opening waste facts, and concrete local action steps to turn post-viewing outrage into zero-waste momentum.

Ideal For: - Zero-waste and plastic-reduction advocacy groups - Municipal and community sustainability committees - High school, college, and campus environmental clubs - Eco-conscious neighbourhood associations and libraries

Download the film, gather your community, bring your own reusable bowls of popcorn, and press play. Once the screen goes dark, the conversation gets real. Whether you lead a post-film panel on municipal composting, launch a local plastic audit, or simply help your neighbours stop falling for recycling myths, this pack equips you to turn a passive movie night into collective, trash-slashing action.