
Documentary about the wild beauty of Ohio, screened on the 71-by-39-foot Certified Giant Screen at Rangos.
Ohio: Wild at Heart is playing at Rangos Giant Cinema now through December 31, a documentary that takes a long look at the wilder side of Ohio. It's not a talking-head piece; it's built around people actually out in it—kayaking, biking, ice fishing, and dogsledding. If you've spent any time in the outdoors, you'll recognize the rhythms it's following, and if you haven't, it's a decent way to see what the state looks like when you get off the main roads.
The venue is the Rangos Giant Cinema, inside the Kamin Science Center at 1 Allegheny Ave. in Pittsburgh. It's a big-screen setup—a 71-by-39-foot Certified Giant Screen powered by two Christie laser-illuminated 4K projectors and a Dolby Atmos surround sound system with 49 speakers. The cinema bills itself as the most technologically advanced movie experience in Pittsburgh, and it's not just for Hollywood features; it also runs classic films and 3D experiences. They describe it as the 'Mother of All Theaters,' and given the screen size and the speaker count, it's a place where a nature documentary can actually fill the room.
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Because it's running through the end of the year, you've got plenty of time to fit it in. It's showing now through December 31 at the Kamin Science Center, 1 Allegheny Ave., Pittsburgh, PA 15212.
Date
22 October – 31 December
Recommended Age
+14 years