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July 25, 2026
West Papua Campaign USA brings Pig Feast — Pesta Babi — to Shoreline City Hall on Saturday July 25th from 5:00 to 8:00pm. The screening is free and open to the public. A post-screening panel discussion and audience Q&A will follow. West Papua Campaign USA will announce panelists soon.
About the Film
Pig Feast is a documentary about ongoing 21st century colonialism in West Papua. The film examines heavy militarization, human rights violations, forced land grabbing, exploitation of local resources, and environmental and biodiversity destruction. Deforestation has cleared one million hectares of forest, threatening Indigenous peoples' ways of life. The film brings these realities into focus through the stories of the people living them. Watch the official trailer on YouTube.
Why This Matters
West Papua is a part of the Pacific that many people in the United States have not had the opportunity to learn about. Yet the issues at the heart of this film connect to conversations happening everywhere. Land, forests, militarization, Indigenous rights, and community resistance — these are not distant concerns. This West Papua documentary Seattle screening is an opportunity to listen, learn, and engage in community dialogue about what is happening on the other side of the Pacific and why it matters here.
West Papua Campaign USA
West Papua Campaign USA is a nonprofit advocacy organization that works to raise awareness about the human rights situation in West Papua and advocates for the Papuan people's right to self-determination.Shoreline City Council co-hosts the screening alongside WatchDoc, PUSAKA, and Jubi.id as supporting partners.