Trustees Theater &
Lucas Theatre for the Arts
The BLUE Ocean Film Festival is a global film festival and conservation summit for underwater filmmakers and marine researchers. Presented by the BLUE Ocean Film Festival.
Lucas Theatre for the Arts
The BLUE Ocean Film Festival is a global film festival and conservation summit for underwater filmmakers and marine researchers. Presented by the BLUE Ocean Film Festival.
Passes can be purchased at the SCAD box office, 216 E. Broughton St., or at the door one hour prior to the event.
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Thursday, June 11th
10:30 a.m.
Trustees Theater
Trustees Theater
A View From Below explores the world’s most unique submersible with maverick submarine builder and underwater explorer Karl Stanley.
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Shishmaref is a community of about 600 Inpiat Eskimo’s located on an island just off the west coast of Alaska. In the documentary director Jan Louter depicts the impending end of the traditional lifestyle on the island of Shishmaref through the lives of three Inupiat families. Despite the alarming situation, this film has not become a political manifesto. The Last Days of Shishmaref is a moving film about identity, transience, mortality and the clash between years and cultures.
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Crude
Thursday, June 11th
1:30 p.m.
Lucas Theatre
CRUDE- an elegant and gripping saga of oil. Where does it come from? When will it run out? Where is it driving us? This extraordinary documentary sweeps through the ages: from the birth of oil deep in the dinosaur-inhabited past, to its ascendancy as the indispensable ingredient of modern life. Now, as we crest the peak of production, Crude reveals a disturbing irony: the
Thursday, June 11th
1:30 p.m.
Lucas Theatre
CRUDE- an elegant and gripping saga of oil. Where does it come from? When will it run out? Where is it driving us? This extraordinary documentary sweeps through the ages: from the birth of oil deep in the dinosaur-inhabited past, to its ascendancy as the indispensable ingredient of modern life. Now, as we crest the peak of production, Crude reveals a disturbing irony: the
latest scientific evidence suggests that our headlong rush to exploit the remaining resource will lead us down a dangerous road to the future. A road the planet has travelled before...
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Terra Antarctica
Thursday, June 11th
8:30 p.m.
Trustees Theater
For six weeks Jon Bowermaster and crew take on a remarkable journey of exploration in the Antarctic Peninsula by sea kayak observing first hand the evolution of this most remote place. With ice shelves impacted by climate change Antarctica is also experiencing another kind of impact, a boom in tourism, which has lead to nations squabbling over who has claims to what as the ice steadily disappears. This National Geographic-sponsored exploration is a one-of-a-kind look at Antarctica from a unique perspective - sea level. Film followed by filmmaker Q & A.
8:30 p.m.
Trustees Theater
For six weeks Jon Bowermaster and crew take on a remarkable journey of exploration in the Antarctic Peninsula by sea kayak observing first hand the evolution of this most remote place. With ice shelves impacted by climate change Antarctica is also experiencing another kind of impact, a boom in tourism, which has lead to nations squabbling over who has claims to what as the ice steadily disappears. This National Geographic-sponsored exploration is a one-of-a-kind look at Antarctica from a unique perspective - sea level. Film followed by filmmaker Q & A.
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A Sanctuary Worth Protecting,
Giant Mantas,
Ocean Odyssey and
.Sharkman
Saturday, June 13th
3:30 p.m.
Trustees Theater
Michael Rutzen is on a quest. The world’s sharks are in grave danger and human ignorance and fear that are their greatest enemies. Michael is determined to open people’s eyes to their plight. Building on his deep connection with sharks, Michael has learned to communicate with them and has discovered their secret; sharks can be hypnotized. His mission sees him put his life on the line as we witness man and shark connect like they have never done before
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