Ocean And Great Lake Film Festival In Michigan
Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. The 6th annual Thunder Bay International Film Festival will bring the International Ocean Film Festival to Alpena, Michigan on January 24th – 28th at National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s Thunder Bay National Marine Sanctuary.
Every year, the Friends of Thunder Bay National Marine Sanctuary bring the world of cinema to Alpena! For five days in January, northeast Michigan is treated to some of the most impressive ocean and Great Lakes films from around the world. Film screenings are complemented by social events, educational activities, and opportunities to meet filmmakers.
Film Festival Coordinator Stephanie Gandulla Stephanie Gandulla describes the festival. “Every year, the Friends of Thunder Bay National Marine Sanctuary bring the world of cinema to Alpena.
For five days in January, northeast Michigan is treated to some of the most impressive ocean and Great Lakes films from around the world. Film screenings are complemented by social events, educational activities, and opportunities to meet filmmakers.”
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