A schedule of the films' showings and online tickets can be found here. Each of the larger-than-life hour-long films will be shown back-to-back Wednesday through Sunday.

The five films, with their descriptions, that will be shown during Omnifest are:

• Dinosaurs of Antarctica
  • Intrepid Antarctic scientists take viewers on a quest to understand the ice

    continent’s profound transformation over deep time while investigating the similarities and differences between prehistoric climate events and human-triggered warming today.

• Island of Lemurs: Madagascar
  • Big-eyed and bushy-tailed, lemurs haven’t always called Madagascar

    home. Millions of years ago, they were swept out to sea. Island of Lemurs: Madagascar ventures into the lemurs’ lush environment alongside scientists working to preserve these endangered animals.

• Deep Sea
  • Below the surface and beyond imagination awaits an ocean full of the planet’s most unique, dangerous, and colorful creatures. In Deep Sea, viewers will be submerged into a vivid illustration of the diverse array of life under the waves.
• Hubble
  • Hubble shows the majesty of space through the lens of the famed NASA telescope. Head out alongside brave astronauts who made it their mission to save this crucial scientific instrument traveling

    around the planet at incredible speeds to understand why photographing space is crucial for understanding our celestial surroundings.

• Galapagos
  • Dive deep into the largely unknown waters surrounding the famous volcanic archipelago to explore the natural wonders of a realm that is truly a living natural science laboratory as marine biologist Dr. Carole Baldwin takes her first trips to the islands and uncovers what’s under the surface.