The powerful and internationally acclaimed documentary State Organs is coming to Sydney this September, offering local audiences a rare opportunity to witness a gripping exposé on human rights violations. Nominated for a 2023 Leo Award, this thought-provoking film boldly declares, “Everything you’re about to see is true,” and delivers on that promise with a deeply moving and factual account of forced organ harvesting.

Produced with support from Creative BC, the Government of British Columbia, and Canada’s national funding bodies, State Organs has earned recognition for its unflinching exploration of a critical issue often shrouded in secrecy.

Following each screening, attendees will have the chance to participate in a Q&A session, allowing for reflection and deeper discussion on the documentary’s urgent message. This is not just a film—it’s a call to awareness and action.

Screening Dates and Locations:

• Friday 19 September at 6:30pm
  Padstow RSL Club
  24–28 Howard Road, Padstow
• Sunday 21 September at 1:00pm
  Maroubra Senior Citizens Centre
  6 Alma Road, Maroubra
• Tuesday 30 September at 6:45pm
  The Carrington Centre
  2 Carrington Street, Campsie

Entry is free, but bookings are essential. Reserve your seat now via: tinyurl.com/StateOrgansNSW2025

This is your chance to engage with a critical global issue through the lens of documentary storytelling. Do not miss it.