The Alps
A stirring and inspirational journey, full of adventure, courage, personal loss, family triumph, and breathtaking mountain visuals unfolds in this new film adventure from the two-time Academy Award®-nominated producers of Everest ... MacGillivray Freeman Films. Filled with majestic views of Switzerland's natural beauty, THE ALPS follows the true life story of mountaineer and journalist John Harlin III, who sets out on an epic personal journey to climb the deadly North Face of the Eiger, the stormiest, steepest peak in all of Europe -- forty years after the same mountain claimed the life of his larger-than-life father, climbing legend John Harlin II.
Runtime - 45 minutes

Straight Up! Helicopters in action
Climb aboard to see for yourself how helicopters respond to different situations. Follow helicopter crews as they relocate endangered black rhinos, rescue a sailor fallen overboard, perform a reconnaissance mission for the Marines, deliver humanitarian aid in Sierra Leone, repair a high-tension power line, perform an alpine search and rescue and an air-sea drug interdiction. Narrated by Martin Sheen, viewers can witness how helicopters make each of these perilous missions possible.
Runtime - 40 minutes

Ocean Oasis
Join the unique wildlife of the Baja California peninsula in a journey through the stunning landscapes and underwater scenes of their world. In this unforgettable production of a true geological treasure, Summerhays Films highlights this unique region taking their viewers on an up-close, captivating adventure through this beautiful oasis.
Runtime - 40 minutes

Ring of Fire
Come heartstoppingly close to the great circle of volcanoes and seismic activity that rings the Pacific Ocean as the MOSTs Bristol IMAX Omnitheater features the Ring of Fire. Witness the breathtaking sites and stirring sounds of these volcanoes as a team of geologists, anthropologists, computer animators and filmmakers explore the great boundary in the earths crust where more than three-fourths of the worlds active volcanoes are located. Take a front row seat to some of the most spectacular volcanic eruptions ever caught on film: the 1980 eruption of Mount St. Helens captured by photographer Gary Rosenquist, Sakurajima in Japan, Navidad in Chile and Mount Merapi in Indonesia. See the birth of a new volcano in southern Chile, and meet people who live within the shadows of some of the worlds most active volcanoes. In addition to exploring volcanic summits around the world, youll dive deep into the core of the earth through computer animations to discover the geological forces behind volcanic eruptions and earthquakes. Ring of Fire offers images of the raw power that nature contains and takes you closer to the action than you ever imagined possible.
Runtime - 45 minutes