Not too hot, not too cold, but “just right”; human civilisation was built inside an improbably cosy cosmic thermal pocket, and now we are busy burning through the thermostat.

Directed by award winning documentarian Andrew Nisker, Goldilocks takes a captivating, visually expansive dive into the unseen thermodynamic engine that runs our world: heat. Weaving together six extraordinary stories, from deep space SETI researchers hunting for habitable zones to a Finnish sauna master chasing temperature ecstasy, the film unpacks the razor thin thermal equilibrium that makes life possible, and the alarming consequences when humanity knocks that balance off kilter. It is a smart, playful, and deeply urgent inquiry into the invisible force governing biological survival, planetary boundaries, and the fragile physics of existence.

If you are hosting a climate resilience symposium, a university science and technology teach in, an eco cinema night, or a community panel on extreme heat and green transition, this screening pack delivers everything you need to spark a burning dialogue without melting down your audience’s enthusiasm.

What You Get: - High Definition Digital Download: A crisp, full length feature file prepared for projection in university auditoriums, science centres, independent cinemas, or community halls. - Public Screening Licence: Cleared for non commercial educational use, environmental advocacy screenings, academic workshops, and civic discussions. - Host Screening Guide: Stimulating discussion starters, foundational science explainers, and actionable takeaways designed to channel thermal awe into collective ecological purpose.

Ideal For: - Climate change advocacy groups and renewable energy campaigns - University departments of physics, earth sciences, astronomy, and environmental studies - Urban planning, green architecture, and heat resilience initiatives - Science festival programmers and community environmental groups

Download the film, gather your crowd, set the room to a comfortable temperature, and press play. When the lights come back on, the thermometer watching gets serious. Whether you host a post screening panel with local urban planners tackling the urban heat island effect, lead a classroom inquiry into planetary habitability, or mobilise your neighbourhood around heat resilience, this pack gives you the spark to turn scientific curiosity into urgent community action.