Cape Cod and Colorado filmmaker, activist, and
musician Todd Anders Johnson, with
local experts on our environment,
brings his urgent, visually compelling film about
glaciers and rapid changes in their ecosystems.

Hyannis Film Festival at Hyannis Arts Hall

In Cresta Alta, filmmaker Todd Anders Johnson takes viewers on a 10-day backpacking expedition to the McCall Glacier in the Alaskan Arctic National Wildlife Refuge with Dr. Matt Nolan; sets up base camp at the Gamma Glacier in the Olivares Basin, high in the Chilean Andes, with Dr. Sebastian Mernild; treks to Lake Pacacocha, situated at 15,000 feet in elevation, in the Peruvian Cordillera Blanca, with Dr. Rachel Chisolm; joins the Icelandic Glaciological Society jeeping up the Vatnajökull ice cap to conduct ice core drilling; and meets with the President of Iceland to discuss his experiences and perspectives on climate change in Iceland.

$20 General Admission

Running time about 1 hour Followed by spirited Q&A Adult beverages plus snacks

Presented by Risan Project and Hyannis Arts Hall. Your ticket supports the missions of both organizations.

Limited parking available in our adjoining lighted lot Enter Elm Avenue • Ramped entrance Accessible bathroom

Hyannis Arts Hall faces Willow Street, across from the old PB bus station and Centerville Cleaners, in the historic East End. For the best driving routes, search Google directions for Hyannis Arts Hall