A documentary feature film currently in the final stages of post production.

ABOUT THE FILM

Over the course of 34 days at sea deep in the arctic circle, the wages of knowledge are explored. The ship’s mariners and scientists reflect on their life at sea, as they attempt to gain a greater understanding of climate change both past and present.

THE BADEX MISSION

Around 15,000 years ago, the western margin of the Greenland Ice Sheet destabilized and then retreated at an accelerated rate, but the reasons for this rapid deglaciation remain unclear. The Baffin Bay Deglaciation Experiment (BADEX) seeks a greater understanding of this paleoclimate event, in the hopes of gaining deeper insights into climate change today.

As the BADEX scientists map the seafloor and extract a series of sediment cores from beneath the sea, a narrative emerges about climate change, then and now.

PURPOSE

A Map of the World in Time is at once an investigation into climate change, and a portrait of a community with a shared mission. The film creates a portrait of the scientists and the crew alike, exploring both the critical need for the scientific work and the personal trials and tribulations of a group of individuals working together to better understand climate change and the Earth’s geologic history.

A Map of the World in Time seeks to make a significant contribution to the documentary history of oceanography while also exploring universal themes of endurance and the quest for knowledge, as the BADEX scientists and mariners work in unison to to better understand anthropogenic climate change.

SUPPORT US!

Your donations will help send this feature documentary out into the world, by providing the support necessary to complete post production, and promote the final version on the international film festival circuit. Please contact us if you would like to learn more about the project and get involved. We would love to hear from you!




View our recently completed award-winning short film, The Baffin Bay Deglacial Experiment, featuring the BADEX science party:

A New Film on baffling Baffin Bay, article by the U.S. National Science Foundation

The film’s original teaser, featuring co-chief scientist, Dr. Brendan Reilly

The Filmmakers

Georg Koszulinski
Award-winning Writer/Director/Producer https://linktr.ee/substreamfilms

Tiffany Albright
Award-winning Producer and screenwriter

Janneke Wade-de Jong 
Graduate MFA student and Assistant Director/Assistant Editor 

The Scientists Producing the Film

Dr. Robert G. Hatfield
Assistant Professor, Department of Geological Sciences, University of Florida

Dr. Shannon Klotsko
Assistant Professor of Geology, Department of Earth and Ocean Science and Center for Marine Science, University of North Carolina Wilmington

Dr. Brendan Reilly
Assistant Research Professor, Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory, Columbia University