Going Greenland with Filmmakers Q&A
October 20 @ 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm
| $20Selected by BANFF Film Festival, this is a film about climate change, connection to place, and following your passion.
Join us for the Idaho premiere of this eye-opening documentary brought to you by local filmmakers. We will start the event at 6pm on the Patio with drinks. The film screening will begin promptly at 7pm followed by a Q&A, raffle prizes, and an exclusive behind the scenes view of the film.
About the film: In May of 2019 professional skiers Jessica Baker, Rachael Burks, photographer Joey Schusler, and sailboat captain Benjamin Ruffieux embarked on a journey to the West Coast of Greenland to explore uncharted waters and un-skied lines from a 50-ft sailboat. What they didn’t realize was 2019 was to become the second hottest year on record and the very first-time in history that temperatures hovered consecutively above freezing at the top of the Greenland ice sheet. And while the corn cycle provided weeks of amazing skiing, the warmth was alarming. Over a three-week period, the team witnessed massive melting events and unprecedented warm temperatures atop the world’s second largest ice cap. The ramifications of which were being closely monitored by scientists.
