IMAX® Call of the Dolphins

Experience the beauty, intelligence, and mystery of wild dolphins like never before on Alberta’s largest screen. Call of the Dolphins in IMAX immerses you in their world, from playful social bonds to incredible rescue stories that reveal the deep connection between humans and these remarkable ocean creatures.

Dolphins have long fascinated us with their remarkable intelligence, complex social lives, and playful antics. But what else draws us to these captivating animals?

Call of the Dolphins takes you on an unforgettable journey into the fascinating world of wild dolphins, revealing the profound bond we share with these highly intelligent creatures. With stunning visuals and immersive storytelling, the film takes viewers beneath the ocean’s surface for an up-close look at how dolphins live, play, and interact—both with each other and with us.

Meet dedicated researchers uncovering the mysteries of dolphin behavior and follow a team of dolphin rescuers as they help save and rehabilitate stranded dolphins. You will be amazed by what you learn about these intriguing animals and come away with a renewed sense of wonder and appreciation! 

Narrated by Academy Award-winning actress Mary Steenburgen, Call of the Dolphins is produced by Oceanic Research Group Films and presented by MacGillivray Freeman Films.

You and your students will experience the beauty, intelligence, and mystery of wild dolphins like never before on Alberta’s largest screen. Call of the Dolphins in IMAX immerses you in their world, from playful social bonds to incredible rescue stories that reveal the deep connection between humans and these remarkable ocean creatures.

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