ERFF: After Antarctica & Opening Ceremony at Ely's Historic State Theater
ERFF: After Antarctica & Opening Ceremony
Presented by the Ely Echo. The screening will be preceded by our Opening Ceremony. The screening will begin at 7:30pm, and we encourage people to attend the opening ceremony. Screening Followed by Q&A with Film Subject Will Steger.
After Antarctica follows polar explorer Will Steger’s life journey as an eyewitness to the greatest changes in the polar regions of our planet. After a lifetime of landmark expeditions across both poles, no one alive has seen more of the polar world.
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After Antarctica follows polar explorer Will Steger’s life journey as an eyewitness to the greatest changes in the polar regions of our planet. After a lifetime of landmark expeditions across both poles, no one alive has seen more of the polar world.
Presented by the Ely Echo. The screening will be preceded by our Opening Ceremony. The screening will begin at 7:30pm, and we encourage people to attend the opening ceremony. Screening Followed by Q&A with Film Subject Will Steger.
After Antarctica follows polar explorer Will Steger’s life journey as an eyewitness to the greatest changes in the polar regions of our planet. After a lifetime of landmark expeditions across both poles, no one alive has seen more of the polar world.
After Antarctica follows polar explorer Will Steger’s life journey as an eyewitness to the greatest changes in the polar regions of our planet. After a lifetime of landmark expeditions across both poles, no one alive has seen more of the polar world.
ERFF: After Antarctica & Opening Ceremony
Presented by the Ely Echo. The screening will be preceded by our Opening Ceremony. The screening will begin at 7:30pm, and we encourage people to attend the opening ceremony. Screening Followed by Q&A with Film Subject Will Steger.
After Antarctica follows polar explorer Will Steger’s life journey as an eyewitness to the greatest changes in the polar regions of our planet. After a lifetime of landmark expeditions across both poles, no one alive has seen more of the polar world.
