If you would like to host a screening of the Panda Award-nominated The Memory of Fish, please click HERE. For information about Free Swim, please continue below.
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Free Swim is an award-winning documentary film about the paradox of coastal people not knowing how to swim. Taking place on the island of Eleuthera in The Bahamas, we follow a group of local kids as they overcome their fears, gain confidence and reconnect with their environment by learning to swim in open waters. With fresh memories of a friend drowning and the conflicts of growing tourism, for these kids it’s not just about floating, but gaining new skills for their future.
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Use Free Swim as a springboard for discussion, inspiration and action.
Show the film on your campus or in your classroom.
Team up with a local organization for an event.
Encourage your library or research institution to purchase a copy for their collection.
You may charge admission and/or use the screening as a fundraiser for your cause of choice. You don’t need a grand theater. Project Free Swim outdoors on a sheet, an old sail, or on a building's wall in your community. Let us know your ideas – big or small. We'd love to help.
Regardless of the size of your screening audience, if you are showing Free Swim anywhere other than in a personal home setting, it is considered a public screening and you must purchase the proper screening rights to avoid copyright infringement. If so, download and complete our screening application and either a one-time-only or a multiple screening contract.
Free Swim Guide for Educators + Changemakers (low res version)
Poster (8.5x11)
Poster (11x17)
Screening Application (if screening outside of a home setting)
One-time-only Screening Contract (if screening publicly on one date)
Multiple Screening Contract (if screening publicly many times)