The documentary film "Alaska Far Away" will be shown in the Ranier Community Building at 7 p.m. Wednesday.
"Alaska Far Away" tells the story of a group of colonists from Minnesota, Wisconsin and Michigan who entered in a New Deal program that relocated them to the Alaskan wilderness after World War II. A pair of brothers and their wives from International Falls are featured in the program.
The film was brought to Ranier by the Koochiching Historical Society.
The screening will last about two hours. For more information on the film, visit www.alaskafaraway.com.
