Surfing Legend Rusty Miller sum's up the 'Two Weeks' experience:
"Two Weeks touches on many of the essential questions many of us should be asking of ourselves, making you think and hopefully act!
Byron Bay surfer and filmmaker Johnny Abegg (On Credit and "___") is coming to Torquay with his Two Weeks film experience, accompanied by the "Dirty Sweet, Heartfelt Folk" of Soloist Musician M. Jack Bee, who will launch his live EP "In Loops".
This amazing event will held be on Tuesday December 14, at the Surfworld Museum Theatre (7:30pm). Tickets are $10 on the door, and is film and music event not to be missed.
An introspective documentary, Two Weeks follows Abegg as he ventures deep into the heart of the Tasmanian Wilderness alone, to gain clarity during a period of growing confusion and unhappiness.
A limited edition Two Weeks book with dvd will be available, as well as T-Shirts and copies of M. Jack Bee's new EP "In Loops".
$1 from each ticket sold will go to Still Wild, Still Threatened; a group of Grassroots Activists protecting the Ancient Growth Forests of Tasmania.
"Two Weeks touches on many of the essential questions many of us should be asking of ourselves, making you think and hopefully act!
Byron Bay surfer and filmmaker Johnny Abegg (On Credit and "___") is coming to Torquay with his Two Weeks film experience, accompanied by the "Dirty Sweet, Heartfelt Folk" of Soloist Musician M. Jack Bee, who will launch his live EP "In Loops".
This amazing event will held be on Tuesday December 14, at the Surfworld Museum Theatre (7:30pm). Tickets are $10 on the door, and is film and music event not to be missed.
An introspective documentary, Two Weeks follows Abegg as he ventures deep into the heart of the Tasmanian Wilderness alone, to gain clarity during a period of growing confusion and unhappiness.
A limited edition Two Weeks book with dvd will be available, as well as T-Shirts and copies of M. Jack Bee's new EP "In Loops".
$1 from each ticket sold will go to Still Wild, Still Threatened; a group of Grassroots Activists protecting the Ancient Growth Forests of Tasmania.
