our 18th Annual Flagship Festival.
Adventure couple Erik Boomer and Sarah McNair-Landry set off on a 69-day epic across the rugged beauty of Baffin Island, packed with skiing, kite skiing, big-wall climbing, kayaking, and the most daunting challenge of all: figuring out their future together.
Annika Malacinski is chasing more than a podium, she’s fighting for equality. Where She Lands follows the U.S. Nordic Combined skier as she pushes her limits while advocating for gender equality in the Olympics, balancing competition with a bigger battle to leave her mark, no matter where she lands.
In Cairo, a group of young female skateboarders, drifters and motorbike riders resist Egypt's gender standards to take on the city
Beyond the Saddles follows nonbinary runner Blank Bruno through their first 50-mile race at the inaugural Saddles Trail Race. Set in Arizona’s high desert, the film explores identity, impermanence, and the freedom of showing up fully—on and off the trail.
Young Afghan athletes from rival villages build makeshift wooden skis and convene for a mountain race that unites the community in a moment of peace and triumph just before their country’s collapse.
A young artist is forced to develop his own unique style after moving to a rural Florida town in his teenage years. Influenced by his passion for skating and desire for individuality, this transition massively changes his perspective on life, and his artwork, forever.
Consonance means "harmony or agreement among components," as well as "correspondence or recurrence of sounds." A balance between fast and slow pacing, soft and powerful expression, Erin Spong’s Consonance dances the line between harmonized breath and movement.
A curious German shepherd spends the day exploring his home mountain and learning the meaning of family.
A former child climbing prodigy emerges from his struggle with disordered eating to attempt his life-long dream of a 5.15 first ascent, with the help of an unlikely and controversial partner.
Eliot Jackson's riding is as smooth, powerful, and improvisatory as the best jazz melodies. The bike is simply his instrument.
Chad is a climber in the Shawangunk Mountains of New York with a mission to share his passion for climbing and to contribute to the community that he loves.
Shames is a story of the whole being greater than the sum of its parts. Facing closure in 2008, with no prospects of purchase on the horizon, the community banded together to create the first co-operative ski ownership model in Canada.
Unbeknownst to many Americans, the US is in the midst of a highly-politicized crisis surrounding it's wild horse populations. Hellbent follows a woman at the frontlines of that debate, whose story challenges us to do the unthinkable: to talk to our neighbors, especially those we may not agree with.
Author Jedidiah Jenkins retreats to a remote mountain shed for eight weeks to see if he can reclaim his focus.
Jamie Logan – a pioneering alpinist, has climbed some of the most dangerous climbs in the world, but nothing felt as life-threatening as admitting that, at age 69, she wanted to begin living as a woman. This short film demonstrates that love and trust can be the ultimate act of rebellion.
For four generations, the Carter family has soared in the iconic 'Colorado Rocky Mountain High' hot air balloon. This documentary captures their passion for the legacy of ballooning, built on family bonds and traditions they aim to pass down to future generations.
There's a tense moment before every grand performance where apprehension turns to belief, and preparation meets presentation. We follow the interwoven journey of a skier and a rapper as they individually navigate this moment on stages of their own choosing.
A tale of an adorable mini-truck seeking new friends and skiing in mountains far, far away.
A millenial writer embarks on a road trip across the Canadian Rockies with his mother and her best friend.
A 6-time cancer survivor sets out to be the first of his kind to run a marathon on every continent, with a moving message: if cancer is global, so is surviving. A story about men's mental health, resiliency and learning to seek out the joy in life wherever you can find it.
From the humble beginnings of a small African village to the dazzling heights of Cirque du Soleil, 'Momo' shares the story of a man who defied gravity and destiny. This short film is a celebration of resilience and the magic of flight, where Momo doesn't just perform - he transcends.
A look into Devin Brown's journey as she seeks to be the first black female on record to kayak the entire Mississippi River.
At 82, muskie fishing legend Larry Ramsell is estranged from Hayward, Wisconsin—the Muskie Capital of the World. His obsession has cost him friendships and his place in the community. Muskie Man follows Larry on one final hunt as he battles age, isolation, and the weight the past.
Nisei (nee-say) is a creative exploration of the biracial experience of skier, Sierra Schlag. While in Japan, she is seen as white and while in America, she is seen as Japanese and never accepted as her full self.
In nature, artist & filmmaker Elif Koyutürk sheds borders and the weight of names—plunging into icy rivers, climbing through snow, and becoming part of the land. This poetic film explores belonging not as identity, but as presence—in motion, in silence, in the wild.
Remember How to Play is a nostalgic ode to adventure, camaraderie, and the carefree spirit of childhood. It’s a reminder that play isn’t something we outgrow—it’s something we rediscover.
Big wall climber Siebe Vanhee enlists Drew Smith and fellow Belgian countrymen Nico Favresse and Sean Villanueva O’Driscoll to attempt the first free ascent of the elusive Riders on the Storm route on the East Face of Patagonia’s Torre Central.
Row Of Life follows renowned ocean rower, Marine Corps veteran, three-time Paralympian, and fourteen Guinness World Record holder Angela Madsen in her attempted solo and unassisted row across the Pacific Ocean, 2400 miles from Los Angeles to Hawaii. A poetic story of bravery, resilience, and love between Angela and her wife, Deb, as they support each other’s dreams while separated by a vast ocean.
Inclusive grassroots skateboarding communities connecting marginalised and LGBTQI+ individuals in the North of England; driven to bridge the gap in the historical documentation of skateboarding. From mountains in The Lake District to Blackpool promenade.
For ultrarunner Tara Warren, the Rocky Mountain Slam—four 100-mile races in one summer—was more than a physical feat; it was a tribute to her mother, who battled ALS. Through breathtaking landscapes, this story explores loss, resilience, and the unbreakable human spirit in the face of adversity.
A child sees a mountain peak from a car window, sparking an obsession with backcountry lines. Weaving between the present and past That Wind Still Blows explores the cyclical nature of snowboarding and life.
George McKenzie Jr. traded the hard streets and violence of New York City for a life photographing some of the most elusive animals in North America for National Geographic. His next mission? Empower kids of color to access their own dreams and to protect the natural world.
For Rob Shaver, who has faced multiple stage four cancer recurrences over the past two decades — death has felt like an ever-present shadow. The Life We Have captures Rob’s resilience, wisdom, and deep appreciation for life, as he navigates his latest battle with the disease.
The Solace of Sisterhood" follows the Caramel Curves, an all-Black female biker crew in New Orleans. This short documentary explores co-founders Shanika “Tru” Beatty and Nakosha “Coco” Curry’s journey, showcasing their pursuit of freedom through legacy and the art of riding.
When a video of kids dancing in the rain goes viral, it brings global attention to an unlikely ballet school outside Lagos, Nigeria. Now, Daniel Ajala -- who learned ballet over YouTube -- is training students to perform on the world stage.
Tim Sackbauer is a skier hailing from Vail, Colorado who was also born with Down syndrome. Introduced to the mountains by his family he learns to carve his own path and rise above expectations. On the slopes, he finds solace, self-expression, and a way to navigate the world.
Troy has spent the majority of his adult life living alone in a remote cabin, two miles uphill from the nearest road, but that all changed when he met Megan and had a son. Despite the new joys of family, he questions how long they can continue living this remote life.
In 2011, with his kids completely hooked on snowboarding, Steve Matthews set out to build Yellowknife’s first and only rope tow, inadvertently creating the epicenter of community and snow-sliding in the Northwest Territories.
