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A private screening & fundraiser


Join Blue Crew Gives Back

for a private fundraiser movie screening—

The Right Whale: Tales of Resilience and Hope.


The documentary film educates, entertains, inspires and motivates audiences to protect these majestic mammals.


A lively question & answer session will

begin when the film has concluded.




Event Details




Date


Saturday, May 2, 2026




Venue


The Berry Theatre

at The Colonial Theatre

227 Bridge Street

Phoenixville, PA 19460




Doors Open


4:30 p.m.



Showtime


5:00 p.m.



Q&A


6:00 p.m.



The Right Whale: Trailer



Documentary Details


The Right Whale: Tales of Resilience and Hope is an intimate and visually stunning documentary that follows the dramatic lives of right whales across the globe—from the icy waters of New Zealand and Argentina to the busy coastlines of North America. Through groundbreaking science and emotional storytelling, we meet individual whales like Bill, who swims from New Zealand to Antarctica and back as well as Ruffian—a whale rescued from deadly fishing gear.


While southern right whales show signs of recovery, their northern cousins face mounting threats from ship strikes, entanglement and industrial noise. Filmed in collaboration with scientists,The Right Whale: Tales of Resilience and Hope is both a celebration of resilience and a powerful call to action—revealing the intelligence, grace and vulnerability of these magnificent creatures—an urgent need to protect them.




Why The Right Whales Need Us


With fewer than 400 remaining, the North Atlantic right whale is one of the most endangered whales on Earth. None die of old age. They face life-threatening risks every day from ship strikes and entanglement in commercial fishing gear—threats that we have the power to reduce. Their survival is tied to the health of the ocean itself; their loss would echo across entire marine ecosystems.





Filmmakers and Event Speakers


Cheryl and Nick Dean are award-winning, independent filmmakers and co-founders of Spindrift Images, LLC—a documentary production company dedicated to telling powerful stories of the ocean and its wildlife. Celebrated for their stunning imagery and compelling storytelling—Spindrift Images has earned international acclaim—featured on the BBC and the United Nations World Wildlife Day Film Showcase. 


Cheryl H. Dean, Esq.

Filmmaker

Cheryl has been effectively communicating scientific discoveries to general audiences during her career. Serving as the San Diego Film Exhibition President since 2013, Cheryl has been filming underwater since 2010 and is a past board member for the San Diego Underwater Photographic Society.


Nick Dean, Ph.D.

Filmmaker

Nick completed a PhD in the United Kingdom and then moved to the U.S. where he spent 25 years in a successful scientific career—publishing more than 100 research articles before beginning filmmaking. He has been filming underwater wildlife and capturing the stories of people whose lives intersect with the ocean since 2010.






Foundation Details


Spindrift Images Foundation is a non-profit using film, education and strategic outreach to protect ocean wildlife and ecosystems. We hope to inspire people to act in support of animal welfare, biodiversity and wilderness conservation.


With your support, we are:



  • Bringing the film to key audiences: Hosting targeted screenings, including a U.S. Congress screening—to inspire action where it matters most.


  • Driving policy change: Working alongside leading NGOs to defend the Marine Mammal Protection and Endangered Species Acts and push for whale-safe fishing gear and stronger ship speed limits.



  • Educating the public: Creating educational content to help people take meaningful action for whales.


  • Amplifying the whales’ voices: Producing short shareable videos to spread awareness far beyond the film’s release.


  • Empowering communities: Work with local communities to engage the next generation of ocean advocates.



Your donation fuels these efforts—bringing screenings and scientists to coastal communities—motivating thousands of people to speak up for whale protections.