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ICE MAIDEN

CQ Premiere with Filmmaker Q&A

Ice Maiden charts the uncompromising determination of adventurer and sailor Lisa Blair, on her journey to become the first woman in history to sail solo around Antarctica.

"A thrilling portrait of a truly extraordinary woman, Ice Maiden is documentary filmmaking at its best" Erin Free, Filmink. 

Ice Maiden is a feature length documentary tracking the astonishing journey of solo- adventurer Lisa Blair as she embarks on her voyage to be the first woman to sail solo, non-stop, and unassisted around Antarctica.

 

Equal parts ambitious and treacherous, this trip has only ever been completed twice, and Lisa’s goal is to break the current record for speed.

 

Confidently conquering the most perilous parts of the journey, Lisa’s confidence in her success grows. This is all shattered when she realises that no amount of preparation can guarantee her safe return. When unexpected and life-threatening weather conditions cause catastrophe, Lisa will need to dig into every ounce of courage, determination and self-belief to not only finish this course, but survive in the most dangerous waters on the planet.

 

This is her story.

18th January, 2025

6:45PM – 8:30PM

Yeppoon Town Hall

25 Normanby St, Yeppoon

Adults: $22

Concession: $11

Children (Under 12): $11

YEAR

2024

CLASSIFICATION

M15+

GENRE

Documentary, Biography

DURATION

91 minutes

PRODUCER

Nathaniel C.T Jackson

 

DIRECTOR

Nathaniel C.T Jackson, James Blannin-Ferguson

CAST

Lisa Blair

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Capricorn Film Festival Inc is supported In part by grants from the Australian Government, Queensland Government through Arts Queensland, Screen Queensland, Livingstone Shire Council, and the Regional Arts Development Fund and in part by the Regional councils of Central Queensland believing an investment in the Arts is an investment in Central Queensland's future.

 

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