Common Wealth - Exploring How Our Economies Could Be Different

WA PREMIERE + LIVE IN-CINEMA Q&A


Join us for a special screening of Common Wealth, followed by a live Q&A with director Kane Guglielmi.

Saturday 5 September 2026
Arrivals: 3:30 pm
Screening begins: 4:00 pm
Venue: Luna Leederville
Runtime: 74 minutes | Rating: PG

BOOK TICKETS - LUNA LEEDERVILLE

Common Wealth - Film

Common Wealth is an intimate yet globally minded documentary following filmmaker Kane Guglielmi as he questions the economic and political systems shaping modern life.

Travelling across eight countries, he explores alternative models that place compassion, fairness, community and shared prosperity at their centre.

The film considers housing affordability, land speculation, inequality and the tension between capitalism, socialism and possible hybrid systems -asking how we might build an economy that works better for people and communities.

Could Our Economies Work Differently?

  • Housing, land and inequality

Explore how housing affordability and land speculation contribute to widening inequality and social instability.

  • Beyond the usual political divide

Consider approaches that combine prosperity and enterprise with compassion, fairness and shared responsibility.

  • Community and shared prosperity

Discover models that value civic participation, human flourishing and economies designed to serve people and place.

These questions sit at the heart of Kommuniti HQ and our work toward Civic Wealth Creation, building communities where more value, opportunity and ownership remain locally shared.

Meet the Q&A Panel

Kane Guglielmi - Director
will be joined in conversation by;

Louise Giolitto, CEO of WACOSS

Cameron Branch, Host of The Hard Yarns Podcast

Ryan Linton, Charity Founder

Together, they will explore the film’s themes of housing affordability, inequality, civic participation, and how prosperity might be combined with compassion, fairness and shared responsibility.

Common Wealth
Winner — David Stratton Best Documentary Award, 2025 Byron Bay Film Festival

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