At the Fernbank Museum, the film Cities of the Future is playing daily at noon, 1:45 p.m., and 3:30 p.m. This engaging film has a runtime of 45 minutes and invites audiences to step into a future filled with exciting innovations that engineers are currently developing to address the challenges of a changing world.
Cities of the Future explores a realm where possibilities are limitless and problems find solutions. It showcases advancements such as aerial highways, flying air taxis, cities completely powered by solar energy, energy-efficient smart buildings, and greener infrastructure. This family-friendly film presents an inspiring glimpse into how life may look 50 years from now—not as mere science fiction, but as the reality that engineers are actively designing today.
Viewers will journey through cities like Amsterdam, Los Angeles, and Singapore, witnessing significant changes as they meet the engineers and visionaries whose ingenuity is paving the way for a brighter, more sustainable future that will transform daily living.
Narrated by acclaimed actor John Krasinski, Cities of the Future is produced by MacGillivray Freeman Films in collaboration with the American Society of Civil Engineers— the same award-winning team behind the blockbuster film Dream Big: Engineering Our World.
For those planning a field trip, an educator guide is available to enhance the visit. To learn more about the film, visit the official website at Cities of the Future.
This screening is proudly sponsored by Delta and Romanoff Renovations, with local support from the Frances Wood Wilson Foundation, Inc.
