40 Independent Cinemas Win Grants to Bring Science to the Movies
Nationwide Science on Screen® initiative promotes scientific literacy through entertainment.
Our grantee cinemas are making headlines across the nation! Click through the archive below to see what the media has to say about Science on Screen.
"The intersection of science and culture is the mission of Science on Screen, which has been cultivating an audience of film lovers and geeks in Brookline for 10 years."
— The Boston Globe
"For a sci-fi fan like me, this [brilliant idea for a film series] is cooler than a Swiss Army knife equipped with a lightsaber."
— The News-Gazette
"For science lovers or people just looking to see a fun movie and talk about it, Science on Screen is something you should be checking out."
— Smile Politely
Nationwide Science on Screen® initiative promotes scientific literacy through entertainment.
June 17, 2018
—Baristanet
June 14, 2018
—Hartford Courant
May 17, 2018
—Omaha World-Herald
May 3, 2018
—The Modesto Bee
April 29, 2018
"This season the Salina Art Center Cinema has welcomed hundreds of participants and facilitated lively discussions with expert speakers around prehistoric sharks, drones, and even the psychology of relationships and memory."
Read MoreApril 2, 2018
For science lovers or people just looking to see a fun movie and talk about it, Science on Screen is something you should be checking out this April and hopefully for years in the future at The Art Theater.
Read MoreMarch 28, 2018
“We are searching for ways to strengthen educational opportunities, and bolstering scientific literacy through film was very aligned with our goals.”
Read MoreMarch 16, 2018
—Omaha Public Radio KIOS 91.5 FM
March 16, 2018
—Chicago Tribune
March 15, 2018
Independent movie houses in 28 cities in 25 states will host programs pairing films with science speakers on March 27.
Read MoreMarch 12, 2018
“(The series) provides a public forum for idea exchange in discussion.”
Read MoreMarch 7, 2018
"A little science, a little cinema, a lot of learning—that's the idea behind a returning program at the State Theatre."