The Cove Director Louie Psihoyos and Ric O'Barry on NPR's Fresh Air
NPR’s Fresh Air will feature an interview today with Director Louie Psihoyos and former Flipper trainer Ric O’Barry on behalf of The Cove! The program will air at 3pm EST on WNYL 93.9 in New York City, and at 7pm EST / PST on AM 820 in New York City and 90.3 KPCV, 89.1 KUOR, & 89.3 KPCC in Los Angeles. Please tune in!
Check your local listings to see when you can hear the interview on air. Find your local NPR station here, or find when your local station runs Fresh Air here. Local station doesn't run Fresh Air? Missed it? Listen to the show online later today.
Opening Night in New York City - This Friday!
Don't make any other plans for this Friday night, because opening night is the night to see The Cove!
Director Louie Psihoyos will be at The Angelika Film Center Friday, July 31st to introduce the 5:30pm & 10:15pm shows, and will conduct a Q&A immediately following the 7:45pm show.
Psihoyos will also introduce the 3:15pm, 5:30pm, and 7:45pm shows on Saturday, August 1st.
Buy your tickets now!
Los Angeles opening night events at The Landmark and ArcLight Hollywood
Join Isabel Lucas (Transformers), Ben Stiller, Q'orianka Kilcher (The New World), and world-famous surfers Kelly Slater and David Rastovich for opening night of The Cove at the Landmark!
Ben Stiller and Isabel Lucas will introduce the 7:30pm show on Friday, July 31st, plus there will be a special Q&A with Captain Paul Watson (Sea Shepherd Conservation Society, Whale Wars). Buy your ticket now before it sells out!
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The ArcLight Cinema in Hollywood will be hosting an exhibit of production gear and underwater images to celebrate the opening of the Oceanic Preservation Society's film, The Cove. The exhibit will run for two weeks in the ArcLight lobby and includes a "Head Cam," worn by the surfers during the paddle out in the film, and one of the "Rock Cams" hidden by the filmmakers in the secret cove.
There will also be a photo display of a large scale beautiful reef photography project that OPS has been working on for the past two years, taken with a specially built $135,000 still camera. The photos highlight the beauty of the underwater world in the hopes of expressing how critical it is that we preserve the oceans.
Simon Hutchins, the Director of Expeditions for the Oceanic Preservation Society and builder of the custom underwater camera system, and Joe Chisholm, OPS Production Manager, will be at the ArcLight opening night, Friday July 31st, for a Q&A at both the 7:30pm and 10:15pm shows.
Buy your tickets here!
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