GlobeDocs Presents: "Antarctica: A Year On Ice" Exclusive Screening

By GlobeDocs

Date and time

Starts on Thursday, December 4, 2014 · 7pm EST

Location

Landmark Theaters Kendall Square Cinema

355 Binney Street One Kendall Square Cambridge, MA 02139

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Description

GLOBE DOCS presents

Exclusive Screening and Q&A

Antarctica: A Year On Ice

DATE: Thursday, December 4, 2014

TIME: 7:00pm (please arrive by 6:45pm, seats are first come, first served)

LOCATION: Kendall Square Cinema | 1 Kendall Square, Cambridge

Although only a few scientists and researchers brave the extreme conditions of Antarctica year-round, the continent hosts a close-knit international population of base workers, chefs, technicians and tradespeople who keep everything running. Antarctica: A Year on Ice is their story. Completely isolated from the rest of the world, enduring months of unending darkness, Antarctic residents experience firsthand the beauty and brutality of the most severe environment on Earth. From everyday moments of work and laughter to holiday celebrations and even the filmmaker's own wedding, Antarctica: A Year on Ice shows a determined community thriving in a world most people will never know. Boasting footage gathered over 15 years, including nine winters spent in 24-hour darkness, this unique documentary speaks to the planet's natural wonders, humanity's thirst for adventure and the emotional journey that accompanies a year spent on the ice. Intrepid filmmaker/photographer Anthony Powell gives testament to both the spirit of Antarctic culture and the breathtaking splendor contained within the last pristine wilderness left on the planet.

Discussion and Q & A to follow featuring Katie Folts, who was featured in the film, moderated by Boston Globe movie writer, Loren King.


LOREN KING Bio
Loren King is a regular contributor to The Boston Globe. She writes features and interviews for Globe's Movies section and her column, "Scene Here," spotlights local and regional festivals, series and other film-related events. She's also a contributing arts editor for Boston Spirit magazine and the film critic for the Provincetown Banner. Loren is a longtime member and past president of the Boston Society of Film Critics.


Want to support the future of documentary filmmaking in Boston? Please consider making a voluntary donation to the Boston Globe Future Filmmakers Fund. This fund, a part of the Boston Globe Foundation, a nonprofit 501(c)(3), will be used to give an annual award to a documentary filmmaker to continue producing high-quality work that engages and enlightens the public.
Suggested levels:
$0 - I just want to see a good movie
$5 - I'm a starving artist myself but want to contribute something
$10 - Lights, camera, action!
$20 - I want to help build the future of documentary filmmaking in Boston

SPACE IS LIMITED. YOU CAN REGISTER 2 PEOPLE FOR THIS EVENT.

Registrations will be accepted in the order they are received and based on availability.

Seating will be first come first served.

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