North Carolina Outward Bound School presents an Exclusive Screening of Women Outward Bound on November 14 at 7:15pm at Theater Charlotte (501 Queens Road, Charlotte 28207). WOB director Maxine W. Davis will be there for the Q&A.
To buy a ticket to the event click HERE
Ticket ($10) includes beer and wine, hors d’oeuvres, popcorn, door prize raffle, and film screening.
The event is part of the NCOBS Charlotte Unity Project event series.
Great news! Now you can find Women Outward Bound on Amazon Prime.
Watch it HERE
We are so grateful to everyone sharing their thoughts on our Facebook page after they've watched 'Women Outward Bound'. We really appreciate them! Thank you!
On March 20, 2018 TPT - Twin Cities PBS hosted a 'Women Outward Bound' viewing party at their studios during the LIVE broadcast. The whole team behind the 'Women Outward Bound' documentary was there, director Maxine Davis, cinematographer/editor Nick Clausen and producer/writer Melody Gilbert and a couple of the women who participated in the first all-women OB in 1965.
Here are some pics from the event:
A big thank you to TPT for hosting the party, to American Public Television for distributing WOB and bringing it to you, to everyone who came to the party, to everyone who keeps supporting the documentary!
March is going to be an eventful month for Women Outward Bound. Starting March 1st, just in time for Women's History Month, our documentary is going to be broadcasted on 273 public television stations across the country!
Also, many other organizations are hosting their own screenings like Philadelphia Outward Bound School who on March 8th at 7pm at the WHYY is hosting a FREE screening of Women Outward Bound with director Maxine W. Davis in attendance!
To secure a place at the screening RSVP HERE
“Women Outward Bound” Scheduled for March TPT Broadcast
A MN-Made Documentary Features the First “Outward Bound” Survival School for Girls in 1965.
Please click to download the press release:
So, so excited to share that Women Outward Bound was included in Reel Paddling Film Festival's 2017 WORLD TOUR!! Now more people can see our documentary!
Please go to their website HERE and check the tour dates. As of now there are screenings in US, Canada, and International (Glasgow, Scotland for now) but you can also host a RPFF 2017 screening if you want.
Moreover, Women Outward Bound is eligible for the Aqua-Bound People’s Choice Award as voted on by ticket holders!
Thank you Reel Paddling Film Festival for including us in your program!
Hi everyone! Thanks to St.Luke Presbyterian Church, Women Outward Bound will screen for FREE on March 16 2017 at 7pm and everyone is welcome to attend. Director Maxine Davis will be present and also many of the women in the documentary.Don't miss the chance to learn more about the first Outward Bound course for girls and how that experience changed the lives of those girls.
Here is our FB event and we will post more details as the screening gets closer.
Hope to see you all there!
We would like to share with you how happy and honored we are to have received two amazing awards from two equally amazing festivals. Thank you!
BEST FILM at Maine Outdoors Film Festival
and BEST FEATURE DOCUMENTARY at Chagrin Documentary Film Festival !
We got another film festival appearance coming up on November 11 at Big Water Film Festival in Ashland, WI !! We are happy and honored to be part of it! Thank you! For more details about our screening please check HERE.
Here is what they had to say about our documentary:
“There’s a reason we chose this film as our Friday night feature film: once the committee started watching this we couldn’t stop. (Confession: Because of all the films we have to screen in creating the program, if we see a feature length film we think we like, we usually delegate it to a subcommittee to watch in its entirety, and then to make a recommendation back to the full committee.) This is an absolutely fascinating and well-told story of the first Outward Bound course for women, held in the Boundary Waters in 1965. Because this was recognized at the time as a ground-breaking moment, the course was well documented in film and still photos, which Maxine Davis combines with participants’ journal entries, her own recollections, and interviews with her fellow alumni of the course, to create a stunning portrait of the time. The course changed most participants’ lives forever, and for the better. We see many of them as they make a return trip to Ely 50 years later. [..] ”
Check out THIS lovely article about us in South West Journal
