UTAH DOCS — Short documentary and nonfiction works produced by University of Utah students. This program is not rated. (Tonight, 7:30: Post Theater, Fort Douglas, University of Utah)

WHATEVER IT TAKES — Christopher Wong's work-in-progress documentary chronicles the first year of a South Bronx public school. This program is not rated. (Wednesday, 7 p.m.: Park City Library)

THE ZULA PATROL: ANIMAL ADVENTURES IN SPACE! — Five never-seen-before episodes of the animated public television series. Running time: 75 minutes, not rated, probable G (nothing offensive) (Saturday, 10 a.m.: Century Sandy, Century South Salt Lake, Jordan Landing, Provo Towne Center, Tinseltown Layton, Tinseltown Ogden)

LARGE-FORMAT FILMS

DEEP SEA 3-D — *** — This entertaining documentary is an up-close look at various forms of aquatic life. Running time: 40 minutes, G (animal violence)

DINOSAURS 3-D: GIANTS OF PATAGONIA — *** — The makers of this IMAX science film get us about as close as we'd ever want to be to these enormous creatures. Running time: 48 minutes, not rated, probable PG (violence) —Jeff Strickler, Star-Tribune (Minneapolis)

DINOSAURS ALIVE! — Large-screen documentary featuring computerized re-creations of Jurassic-era carnivores and other creatures. Running time: 40 minutes, not rated, probable PG (violence)

THE HUMAN BODY — The 2001 documentary short looks at digestive processes and other functions of humans. Large-screen format, running time: 40 minutes, not rated, probable PG (vulgarity)

SEA MONSTERS: A PREHISTORIC ADVENTURE — *** — What makes this IMAX mini-feature stand out from the pack is its eye-popping visuals. Running time: 40 minutes, not rated, probable PG (violence) —John Monaghan, Detroit Free Press

SPACE STATION 3-D — Tom Cruise narrates this documentary about the International Space Station crew. Running time: 47 minutes, not rated, probable G (nothing offensive)

THE SPIDERWICK CHRONICLES IMAX — The new fantasy-adventure film, shown in the large-screen format. (Jordan Commons)