Welcome to a world unlike any other, a world that has been called the “soul of the sea.” A place where some of the planet’s most diverse, fascinating and mysterious landscapes and creatures exist hidden from our sight. It is a world few human beings will ever experience up close, yet one that helps sustain the very balance of life on earth, and one that might contain unforeseen solutions to human medical problems. Length: 46 minutes

Cosmic Voyage pulls audiences from their seats and launches them into a spectacular world of extreme dimensions encompassing inner and outer space. The film, narrated by three-time Academy Award-nominee Morgan Freeman, takes viewers on a guided tour across an astounding 42 degrees of magnitude – from quarks, the smallest particles of matter, to superclusters of galaxies. Length: 36 minutes

Come along as two young dolphin researchers travel from the blazing blue waters of the Bahamas to the rugged seas of Patagonia. Featuring inquisitive Atlantic spotted dolphins, acrobatic dusky dolphins and the familiar bottle nosed dolphins, you'll learn how these ambassadors of the sea communicate, interact and play. Length: 41 minutes

An impossible challenge. A courageous rescue. A fascinating adventure to the highest point on the planet--the top of Mt. Everest. This challenge calls only to the most daring and determined of individuals, who are convinced that dreams can be realized through incredible effort and risk. Length: 44 minutes

Follow the adventures of Captain John “Otter” Stratton, a young F-15 Eagle fighter pilot, as he participates in the international warfare training exercise, Red Flag. This massive combat simulation takes place in the Nevada desert and is the final tune-up before pilots and their crews are actually sent into combat situations. Participants have often described Red Flag as a much more intense, difficult and dangerous than actual combat missions. Length: 48 minutes

From the deep jungles of South America to the deep reaches of caves, Journey into Amazing Caves takes us into one of earth's last unexplored frontiers. The film is a suspenseful expedition that explores forbidding ice caves, underwater caves and terrestrial caves.

The film - partially filmed in South Dakota - chronicles a group of explorers - the Corps of Discovery - led by Meriwether Lewis and William Clark - into uncharted territory to find a water passageway to the Pacific Ocean and describe for science the wonders of the West. Length: 42 minutes

This film is narrated by Academy Award-winning actress Meryl Streep with a soundtrack by recording artist Sting, celebrates the beauty, power and importance of the world's oceans. Filmed in locations around the world, the motion picture explores humankind's relationship with the sea. Length: 40 minutes

Mysteries of Egypt unlocks the myths and reveals the masterpieces of this fascinating empire that began some 5,000 years ago. The film captures Egypt for the first time on the giant screen, through a tale that is brought to life by actor Omar Sharif (Lawrence of Arabia, Doctor Zhivago), who serves as the audience’s guide throughout the film. Length: 40 minutes

Feel the heat as this film takes viewers up close to the great circle of volcanoes and seismic activity that rings the Pacific Ocean. This award winning film introduces audiences to these immense volcanic forces and the half-billion people that coexist with them every day around the fiery boundary of the Pacific Rim.
Length: 38 minutes