There are few people in the world whose mission of compassion, conservation, and care are so universally appreciated that the legacy eclipses the human being. Dr. Jane Goodall, DBE, was one such person, whose work with chimpanzees fundamentally changed the way that people see, think about, and engage with primates — including human primates.
Earlier this year in March, Jane Goodall filmed an interview with Netflix that she understood would only be released after her death. Interviewed by Emmy Award-winner Brad Falchuk under strict confidentiality, the conversation was for Famous Last Words, a new Netflix documentary long-form series based on the notable Danish TV format of the same name featuring some of the world’s cultural icons. The interview was held on an empty stage, and captured by remotely operated cameras. The footage was securely held until she died, unedited, so that nobody outside the pair would know the contents until now. Running time: 57 minutes
Join us for this inspiring evening. Popcorn will be served. There is an optional discussion after the film.