On September 24th, join the Vancouver Aquarium and the Vancouver Festival of Ocean Films for the world premiere of Ocean Gybe’s documentary,  “Tide Lines” in celebration of the 20th anniversary of the Great Canadian Shoreline Cleanup. As a part of this very special evening, the producers and crew will be on hand for a presentation prior to the screening as well as for questions afterward.

“Tide Lines” follows two local B.C. brothers and a friend as they set sail from Mexico with a dream to circumnavigate the world and surf. Over the course of the next three years, their lives would change dramatically through the beaches they visited, the people they met and a newfound sense of global community through the oceans. Tide Lines is the true story of Ryan, Bryson and Hugh on a sailboat called “Khulula” and their inspiring voyage across the sea in search of adventure, plastic awareness and education.

Since its first cleanup 20 years ago, the Great Canadian Shoreline Cleanup has seen over 300,000 individuals across Canada remove over one million kg of litter.  This year the Shoreline Cleanup runs from September 21 through 29, 2013.  There’s still time to get involved.  To find a cleanup site near you, visit ShorelineCleanup.ca

This very special screening will be at the Vancouver Aquarium’s 4-D Theater on September 24th, 2013. Tickets will be $12 and can be purchased through the Aquarium at Tickets

View Trailer here:

http://vimeo.com/oakbayjohnny/tidelinestrailer