Flatland: The Movie
"A gloriously vivid movie that will excite both children and adults"
- Discover Magazine
"The movie serves to prime the imagination... just what we want our students to do!"
- NCTM Mathematics Teacher
Combining action, drama, geometry, and satire, FLATLAND: THE MOVIE appeals to all ages. The original novel, a best selling classic for over 100 years, springs to life in this animated film that challenges audiences to grasp the limitations of our assumptions about reality and to comprehend dimensions beyond our own. Based on the novel "Flatland" by Edwin A. Abbott.
Starring Martin Sheen (The West Wing), Kristen Bell (The Good Place, Veronica Mars), Michael York (Logan's Run), and Tony Hale (Veep, Arrested Development).
Flatland 2: Sphereland
"It's a gem: an engaging, beautiful and mathematically rich film that children and adults alike can enjoy."
- ScienceNews.org
"It's beautiful; it's edifying; it's realistic and enigmatic at the same time. It makes one ponder of the dimensional nature of space."
- CTK Insights
In the exciting sequel to "Flatland: The Movie", Hex encounters all new mathematical puzzles and embarks on a journey across multiple dimensions to save a doomed Flatland space mission and discover the true shape of her universe. Based on "Flatland" by Edwin A. Abbott and "Sphereland" by Dionys Burger.
Starring Kristen Bell (The Good Place, Veronica Mars), Michael York (Logan's Run), Danny Pudi (Community), Danica McKellar (The Wonder Years), Kate Mulgrew (Star Trek: Voyager), and Tony Hale (Veep, Arrested Development).
Young Math Legends
Imagine if you could meet the legends of mathematics -- when they were kids themselves. Each short animated episode (under 5 minutes each) will introduce these amazing figures and get students excited to learn about their discoveries.
Featuring "Weird Al" Yankovic as young Fibonacci and Finn Wolfhard ("Stranger Things") as young Gauss. Plus the cast features John Rhys-Davies ("Indiana Jones", "Lord of the Rings"), and Flatland favorites Danu Uribe and Shannon McCormick ("Red vs. Blue").
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Young Fibonacci battles sea monsters and Roman numerals on the high seas — creating his namesake sequence in the process!
Young Carl Friedrich Gauss must discover how to add the integers from one to one hundred — before his strudel goes cold!
When all hope fails, only Young Leonhard Euler can 'bridge' the gap of knowledge AND find out ways to cross other bridges without re-crossing any bridge. 7-bridges, no problem!