Museum of Science and Industry

Molecules and mountains, baby animals and big drama.

Don't miss this opportunity to see a favorite Omnimax film, catch one you may have missed or experience the premiere of a film on the big screen. Enjoy complimentary snacks and drinks before and between movies.

Doors open at 5:30 p.m. The night's films include:

6 p.m. - MOLECULES TO THE MAX

What’s life like on the nano scale (that is, at one billionth of a meter)? Fun! Tag along with Oxy the oxygen atom and her friends Hydro, Hydra and Carbón as they pilot their ship the Molecularium through a host of sub-atomic environments, including snowflakes, polymer chains and the inside of a penny.

7 p.m. - ALPS

The north face of the Eiger is the stormiest, steepest peak in Europe, and when journalist John Harlin III was nine years old, it took the life of his renowned mountaineer father. Forty years later, he sets off on his own perilous journey—filled with majestic views of Switzerland’s natural beauty—to conquer the mountain.

8 p.m. - BORN TO BE WILD

As human civilization encroaches on the rainforests of Borneo and the Kenyan savannah, young orangutans and elephants are being orphaned. Thrill to the heartwarming adventure as world-renowned primatologist Dr. Birute Galdikas and celebrated elephant authority Dame Daphne Sheldrick and their teams rescue, rehabilitate and return these young animals back to the wild.

9 p.m. - RESCUE

See how a Canadian naval commander, two pilots and a volunteer rescue technician train for the unthinkable: responding to a natural disaster. And join them as they and military and civilian responders and hardware from around the world swing into action when an earthquake strikes Haiti, creating one of the biggest humanitarian disasters of the century.

Tickets

Option 1: All four films:
Member adult: $40
Member child (under 18): $30

Option 2: First 2 films:
Member adult: $25
Member child: $20

Online registration for this event has closed.

You may still purchase tickets at the door on the day of the event.

The rest of the Museum will be closed during the Film Festival. Sorry, this event is non-refundable.