Alaska Ocean Film Festival 2012

Elude sea monsters in Holland, track exotic oceanic species, canoe from Valdez to Whittier and garden on the ocean floor at this year’s Alaska Ocean Film Festival.

Friday, October 19th
Screening at 7pm
SBE School Commons
Admission: $5 adults; children are free (through 12th grade)

The Alaska Ocean Film Festival features ten short films on saltwater adventure, coastal cultures, and marine science from Alaska and around the world. The films explore our connection with the ocean and connect us to a larger, saltier world. They are brought to you by the Alaska Center for the Environment and the Seldovia Arts Council. Join us to reflect on the importance of the oceans’ vital ecosystems.

Celebrate our ocean bounty with:

• Aleutian Aquatics, Sean Harper
• Team Clark Goes Canoeing: Valdez to Whittier, Dan Clark
• Into the Deep with Elephant Seals, Sedva Eris
• Capture: A Waves Documentary, Dave Aabo
• Landscapes at the World’s Ends: Antarctica, Richard Sidey
• Birdathlon, Rachel Lewis and Karen Lewis
• The Coral Gardener, Emma Robens
• Eating the Ocean, Jennifer Galvin
• The Majestic Plastic Bag, Jeremy Irons
• Monsterboards, Matthew McGregor-Mento

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Category: Education, Entertainment