Dream Big: Engineering Our World—Coming to an IMAX Near You

Posted by Joe Gentle on Tuesday, January 24th, 2017

Dream Big is bringing awe-inspiring feats of engineering to the big, big screen this February. The film aims to burst stereotypes and portray engineering as an “exciting, creative, heroic realm.” According to the film’s web site, “It is not only a journey through engineering’s greatest wonders, but equally a tale of human grit, aspiration, compassion and the triumph of human ingenuity over life’s greatest challenges.”

The film opens in the United States, Canada and Mexico on February 17th in select IMAX theaters. Find out where it’s playing near you.

Or read more about Dream Big here

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