Coral reefs around the world are vanishing at an unprecedented rate. A team of divers, photographers and scientists set out on a thrilling ocean adventure to discover why and to reveal the underwater mystery to the world. The film took more than three years to shoot, and is the result of 650 + hours underwater, submissions of footage from volunteers from 30 countries, as well as support from more than 500 people from various locations around the world.

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91 MIN

The Athena Cinema is elated and honored to have accomplished actress, writer, and producer Nancy Cartwright (The Simpsons, The Replacements) in-house to present her latest film, In Search of Fellini for two screenings: Friday, Sept. 22 at 7 p.m. and Saturday, Sept. 23 at 3 p.m. The Athena will host a Q&A with Scripps College of Communication alumna Nancy Cartwright and writer Peter Kjenaas after both screenings.

The film, written by Nancy, is based on the pivotal time in her life when she first discovered the works of Italian director Federico Fellini. Enchanted by his bizarre and powerful portrayals of humanity, a shy and sheltered young woman from Ohio takes a leap of faith by traveling to Italy on her own in the hopes of finding the man whose work she idolizes.

Tickets to these showings are FREE for students thanks to Scripps College of Communication and Arts for Ohio! Admission for non-students is $10, and only $4 for members.

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93 MIN

Considered by the Chicago Tribune, Rolling Stone, and many other major outlets as the single greatest rock concert film of all time, Martin Scorsese’s The Last Waltz is a musical goodbye. The documentary catches and preserves The Band’s final concert on Thanksgiving 1976 in San Francisco as they say farewell to their fans with the help of more than a few very special guests.

Feat. The Band • Eric Clapton • Neil Diamond • Bob Dylan • Joni Mitchell • Neil Young • Emmylou Harris • Van Morrison • The Staples • Dr. John Muddy Waters • Paul Butterfield • Ronnie Hawkins • Ringo Starr • Ron Wood

BIG SCREEN. BIG SOUND. NOT ON NETFLIX.

MASTERS OF FILM DIRECTION AND GROUNDBREAKING MUSICIANS TOGETHER FOR THE GREATEST MUSIC DOCS OF ALL TIME.

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The Better Bystanders and the Campus Involvement Center presents Yeah Maybe No as part of the annual A Mile Together (to end Power-Based Personal Violence) event. Follow the Better Bystanders on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter @OHIObystander. Want a bystander intervention workshop for your group, class, or club?  Email us at bystander@ohio.edu!

Admission is FREE.

After campus activists bring attention to sexual assault to Reed college, Blake, a young gay man, realizes that his past early sexual encounters were more than just bad learning experiences. But gaps in the legal system and difficulties in getting peer support leave Blake feeling uncomfortable in his new identity as a survivor.

Testimony from experts in sexual violence and the filmmaker’s own assault offer context for understanding how each story of sexual assault is both commonplace and unique. Yeah Maybe No ultimately challenges audiences to see the complexity of sexual assault in order to more fully support survivors.

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