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How to Live on Earth, a feature documentary presented by Benedict Cumberbatch, is listed for a Perth screening on October 19, 2026, during Global Citizen NOW: Perth. The event listing names The Windsor Cinema in Nedlands as the venue and describes a post-screening panel, but organizer pages conflict on the screening time and street address. Check the current ticket listing before making plans.
What is How to Live on Earth about?
The documentary explores humanity’s relationship with nature through three themes: food, finance and health. Climate for Change and the Conservation Council of Western Australia use matching descriptions in their event listings. The sources identify Benedict Cumberbatch as the film’s presenter; they do not establish a release date, distributor or streaming platform.
When and where is the Perth screening?
Both event listings give the date as October 19, 2026, and name The Windsor Cinema in Nedlands. However, their practical details do not match, so the published information does not establish one definitive start time or street address.
- The Conservation Council of WA lists 18:30–21:00 and the address as 98 Stirling Hwy. Conservation Council of WA event listing
- Climate for Change says doors open at 6 p.m. for a 6:30 p.m. start, but also displays a separate 1–3 p.m. time field; it gives the address as 2 Delhi St. Its listing shows a $20 AUD ticket, subject to change. Climate for Change event listing
Because of those discrepancies, confirm the current ticket page or ask the organizers to verify the start time, entrance address, ticket price and availability before travelling.
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How is the screening connected to Global Citizen NOW?
Global Citizen is named as a screening collaborator. The screening is also described as a collaboration involving the Conservation Council of WA, Global Citizen, WA Climate Leaders, Solutions for Climate WA and Climate for Change. The event is scheduled during Global Citizen NOW: Perth, which Global Citizen lists for October 18–20, 2026, ahead of COP31. The summit’s stated agenda includes energy access, connectivity, the clean-energy transition, nature and economic development across the Indo-Pacific. Global Citizen NOW: Perth
Global Citizen says the summit will take place at Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre. In an August 6, 2026 press release, it described campaign goals to expand reliable electricity access to up to 4 million homes and add at least 2.5 gigawatts of renewable-energy capacity. The release also describes a shared ambition for electricity to meet 35 percent of global energy demand by 2035. These are stated goals and an ambition, not reported results. Global Citizen press release
Who is on the post-screening panel?
The event listings identify three speakers:
- Tzeporah Berman, Chair and Founder of the Fossil Fuel Non-Proliferation Treaty.
- Bianca McNeair, Acting Co-Chair of the National First Peoples Platform on Climate Change.
- Mary Pilkinton, Programs Manager at Climate for Change.
The listings describe a post-screening panel, but do not provide further detail about its format or duration.
Independent reader supportYour contribution helps us test, update, and keep practical guides available for everyone.Is the documentary available to stream?
The event information establishes a Perth screening, but does not identify a streaming service, wider release date, distributor or home-video edition. No streaming availability should be assumed from the local event listing.
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