"Hard To Believe" will be screened privately at the NSW Parliament House to doctors, lawyers and academics on this Wednesday, Oct. 28. 

Following will be Q&A discussion "Forced organ harvesting in China: what is Australia's ethical responsibility and why does it matter?

Guest speakers: 

Ethan Gutmann (via video conference) - Award winning China analyst and investigative journalist. Ethan Gutmann is a main character in the film.
Prof Katrina Bramstedt - International speaker, transplant ethicist.
Prof Maria Fiatarone Singh - Member of the Medical Advisory Board of Doctors Against Forced Organ Harvesting.

"Hard To Believe" will be publicly released in Australia in 2016.

Strut along the red carpet for the International Premiere of "Hard To Believe" in Vienna, Austria.  With a panel discussion after the film with special guest Ethan Gutmann, from "Hard To Believe" and Ms. Anastasia Lin, Miss World Canada, 2015.

7:30 PM Red Carpet Event

8:30 PM Film Screening

Timeline:
19:30  -- VIP reception and Meet & Greet
20:30 -- The film "Hard to Believe" (OV) screening
21:30  -- Panel discussion with Anastasia Lin and Ethan Gutmann

Tickets:
Regular ticket € 10 (incl. Film Screening & Panel Discussion)
VIP ticket € 25 (Incl. VIP Reception, Film Screening & Panel Discussion)
To purchase regular tickets, please visit www.filmcasino.at; to reserve VIP tickets, please email nathalie.wessely@gmail.com

The "Hard To Believe" team will be attending the American Society of Bioethics & Humanities Annual Meeting.