‘Into America’s Wild’ released by Brand USA and MacGillivray

Monday, February 10, 2020

 See the diversity of United States’ natural and urban wonders in the new 3D documentary , “Into America’s Wild”.  Experience the nation’s most iconic wilderness areas  in IMAX and giant screen theatres which is produced by  MacGillivray Freeman Films in association with Brand USA along with presenting sponsors, Expedia Group and United Airlines.

The movie will take you through an exhilarating ride via kayak, bike, train, hot air ballon, zipline, kite surfboard and more into some of the undiscovered terrain of North America.

“Into Amercia’s Wild” is a wall-to-wall with natural treasures that comes with comes from spending time in nature. Be it the wilds of Alsaka or the lush coastline of Oregon, the ancient canyon of the southwest the rolling hills of the Appalachian Trail.

Three trailblazers will take you through the journey- Native American astronaut John Herrington Alsakan pilot and youth advocate Areil Tweto and Jennifer Pharr Davis who is a record-breaking long-distance hiker.

They share a passion for connecting people to experience in the wild. To highlight the nearly limitless travel experiences the United States has to offer , Brand USA continues to leverage the cinematic film.

After the success of the previous two giant screen movies,  ‘Into America’s Wild’ will be premiered in hundreds of theatres across the globe and inspire others to travel.

Christopher L. Thompson, president and CEO of Brand USA said that their films have demonstrated how influential the giant screen medium can be and they have inspired all over the world to explore the wonders of the United States.

There is a lot of wild left in America and they were excited to share their third film which embodies the trailblazing spirit of America and inspire others to explore.

Greg MacGillivray, chairman of MacGillivray Freeman Films and director of “Into America’s Wild” said that the movie is a nonstop adventure of some of America’s most stunning and little-known natural landscapes and trails . It will provide a vital exploration into how being in nature can spark experiences and improve our lives.

The film has a run time of 40 minutes and is family friendly.

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