Films

Two rescuers on Mount Washington
109 Below
Exploring the true cost of search and rescue on the summit of Mount Washington, the coldest mountain in North America.
4DWN
4DWN tells the unconventional, and deeply personal story of a South Dallas skatepark whose mission is to change the lives of everyone that walks through the gate.
Two climbers face away from the camera at the edge of a body of water, looking across to a dark shady mountainous crag. Able the crag, other features of North Wales rise up, including colourful houses, a lighthouse, and more mountainous views. Faint text with journal entries from Pete's Eats can be seen across the image. Bright daffodil yellow text is laid across the image: ADRA, A film by Coldhouse. Featuring Zoe Wood, Lewis Perrin-Williams, Nick Bullock, Julie Carter, Rachel Crewesmith, Johnny Dawes, Tim Emmett, Alun Hughes, Mandy Glanvill, James McHaffie, Jim Perrin, Paul Pritchard, John Redhead, Ray Wood, Cathy Woodhead. In association with Everyfield Films. Director: Emma Crome. Co-director: Menna Wakeford. Executive Producer: Matt Pycroft. Producer: Harriet Sykes. Assistant Producers: Tim Burton & Orla O'Muiri. Cinematography: Matt Hardy, Ryan Goff, Roxanna Barry & Steve Wakeford. Safety: James McHaffie. Photography: Lena Drapella. Accessibility: Find It Film. Sound Design & Mix: We Are Audio. Sound Designers: Ruth Rainey & Jaz Harvey. Dubbing Mixer: Ben Mason. Sponsored by Pertex.
Adra
Taking us on a nostalgic journey, exploring how Llanberis has impacted the lives of those who have lived, worked, and played here over the last century.
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A gentle meander through friendship, adventure, exploration and the lifelong impact of stories that defy age and gender stereotypes.
Andrea
Nina Caprez, climbing icon, sets off with her family to share their love of climbing. An unexpected earthquake alters the direction and purpose of their trip and lives.
Man standing in foggy snowy landscape
Atmen (Breathe)
An atmospheric journey of embracing the cold and the harshness of winter’s untamed nature.
Kayaker Nouria Newman drops in a huge rapid on the Indus
Big Water Theory
Navigating one of the world’s most challenging sections of whitewater: the Rondu Gorge of the Indus River, in Pakistan.
Tom Randall
Bikepacking Iceland
Bikepacking Iceland
Under a cloudy sky, a plus-sized woman in a dark blue thermal and dark grey wading trousers stands with her hands on her hips. She is wearing a hat & midge net that obscures her face. By her feet, a bright red canoe laden with luggage fills the lower left of the image, going out of frame. Surrounding her, and the canoe, is thick heathery bog.
Capsized
Emily & Lisa set off to navigate the lochs of the Isle of Lewis. But how is adventure possible for the 45% of women in the UK who wear larger sizes?
Soline Kentzel training on 'Samsara' sailboat
Captains On El Cap
Sailing to El Capitan - Seb Berthe dreams of climbing the Dawn Wall, and has no intention of taking a plane!
Man in high vis jacket standing on step ladder filming with an iPad
Dear Dad
A heartfelt letter from a son to his father as Dave McLeavy revisits his father’s cherished memories of cycling as a young man and the joy of rediscovering it later in life.
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Didi
didi दिदि woman, big sister - Four-time freeride world champion, Marion Haerty with a team of female guides and porters set out to conquer her first 6,000m in Nepal.
Draig
Dragon's Back race director Shane Ohly, who resurrected the race after s 30 year break, attempts to run the 6 day route in a single push supported by friends.
Young mountain bike athlete Bo Schwarz does a nose stall with his bike wheel up in the ground 1.5 meters off the ground. His body is silhouetted with the entire background cast in blue light.
Drawn
Explore the imagination and world of mountain biker and artist Bo Schwarz transforms trails into his canvas.
In vast darkness, the upper body of a woman can be seen. She is wearing a head torch, the light of which illuminates the frost of her breath. She is wearing a red soft-shell, with a rucksack over her shoulders, strap tightened across her chest. She stares into the darkness, to the side of the camera, in contemplation and curiosity.
Drawn To The Mountains
Set in the snowy Cairngorm mountain range in winter, Tessa takes us on a journey to explore why we are drawn to the mountains
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Dynastar - Transmission
Exploring intergenerational links and the transmission of know-how in different disciplines between pairs of skiers.
Marek Molek and Bruno Grassy in the summit arete
Egoland
Marek Molek and Bruno Grassi are two ambitious mountaineers who have a confrontation at the verge of the summit because of a lie.
Elladj admiring the breath taking views of the Canadian Rockies.
ELLADJ
A glimpse of the remarkable Elladj Baldé, a Canadian figure skater who found his voice and fan base through wild ice skating.
A back-lit mountain biker at night during a 24 hour endurance race
Endure
When a cyclist dies of a heart condition, his friends and family try to make sense of it via a tough 24 hour endurance MTB race, which his dad will try to win in his honour.
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Finding Freedom - Stories from Refugees Rock
What does it mean to find freedom and a home? We follow the Refugees Rock crew on their first walking and rock climbing trip to Snowdonia.
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Flow
Mountain biking mean everything to brothers, Nathan and Ruben, from the Dyfi Valley in Mid Wales, as we explore their family story
Footsteps
Footsteps follows a team of Scottish women exploring what success in the mountains looks like, both environmentally, morally, culturally, and personally.
Families in Switzerland
Here, Hold My Kid
Two professional skiers, two new mothers, one sponsorship. Capturing the highs and lows of two women determined to succeed with side-splitting, hilarious moments.
A man descending from a waterfall in the ice
Ice Waterfalls
On a search for a new frontier in kayaking, Aniol Serrasolses scours the Arctic for uniquely ephemeral and challenging waterfalls
A woman with dark hair and a competitors sticker on her top sits with her back to us on climbing matts looking out over a large crowd.
In It To Wing It
What’s a bouldering competition worth if you don’t enter to win? Is it a failure if you come last? And perhaps there is more to gain than a medal...
Marcela watching the skies from a glacier site
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In The Name of Ice
There are few glaciers left in Colombia, and they are going extinct. Marcela devotes herself to mobilise her country for the protection of the high mountains ecosystems.
Kilian Jornet into the Pyrenees
Into the (Un)known
Kilian Jornet’s latest adventure to link all of the major 3000m peaks in the Pyrenees in just 8 days
Climber, Jamie Logan
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JAMIE
Jamie Logan has climbed some of the most dangerous climbs in the world, but nothing felt as life-threatening as admitting that she wanted to finally live as a woman.
A man follows a woman by touching their backpack. They both hold walking poles. A snowy mountain can be seen behind them.
Kang Yatse - Hiking Blind
Two best friends (one sighted and one blind) take on their biggest challenge ever to climb Kang Yatse II (6250m).
Cyclists, mother and young daughter, smiling with their bikes.
Kids & Coastlines
Kids & Coastlines
Joss Naylor sheering a sheep with film titles
King Of The Fells
Exploring the epic feat of Joss Naylor and Frank Davies, who on 8th June 1971 set the record for the iconic Three Peaks Challenge which still stands today.
Miriam (Mim) and Roy on completion of the cycle tour in Queenstown at the side of a lake wearing t-shirts with all the babies' names on that the film is dedicated to
Lenny's Legacy
A film that follows bereaved parents, Roy and Mim as they cycle the length of New Zealand in honour of their two sons Lenny and Bhai who tragically died as babies.
Expansive Arctic scene featuring a massive iceberg reflected perfectly on the calm, glass-like surface of the water beneath a moody, overcast sky. The iceberg’s textured, rugged surface contrasts with the smoothness of the reflection, creating a mirror image that enhances the sense of solitude and vastness in the Arctic landscape. The muted light and layered clouds evoke a serene yet somber atmosphere, highlighting the beauty and vulnerability of this icy giant.
Melting Giants – A Tribute to Iceberg photography by Sebastian Copeland
Experience the power of nature and the fragility of its polar ice, up close.
Momo captured mid air.
MOMO
From the humble beginnings of a small African village to the dazzling heights of Cirque du Soleil, this film is a celebration of body, movement and flight.
A mountain ridge covered in snow in various bright colours.
Nebulae
With most touring films focusing on big missions and/or difficult to access, gnarly terrain, Nebulae focuses on local options and 'good vibes' terrain and riding.
In this photo, a group of people of various ages sit closely around a campfire at night, illuminated by its warm glow. Dean is the most visibly lit by the fire’s light. The setting is outdoors under a large tarp, creating an intimate and communal atmosphere.
Ngarridurndeng Kured / We Going Home Now
A story of protection from devastating wildfires and reestablishing their community's way of life.
A lady wearing a fluffy winter hat scrunches her eyes up tight, close to the camera. It is sunrise and there is a golden light on her face.
Now I Feel Alive
Kathleen Wotton's journey from being bed-bound, depressed and morbidly obese, to finding the spirit of life once again in the cold arms of the sea.
Nuptse - touching the intangible
The film follows the ascent of a new extreme route on the mythical South Face of Nuptse in Nepal by three French mountaineers.
Obseassion
A feel good movie, dedicated to women. Women that are obsessed with surfing, who are forming strong, inclusive communities that are shaping the surf of tomorrow.
A man walks the historic highline at Washington's Liberty Bell
One Inch From Flying
A young climber grapples with the complexity of modern life, and celebrates the sense of balance he gets from walking highlines
Angus Kille and heavily pregnant Hazel Findlay look up towards the distant Nant Peris Quarry
Patrescence
Angus Kille tries to make an E9 trad first ascent in the days before his daughter is born.
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Planetwalker
Planetwalker
Sofa, TV and walking stick floating up
Plunge
Katie Wotton’s incredible journey to regain control of her life through reconnecting to nature and the sea shared in the form of beautiful animation.
Wingsuit couple standing at an exit Point
Point of No Return
What thoughts do you have before your first ever wingsuit-base jump? Amber Forte takes us through her's.
Tom Randall
Ramble On
Ramble On
A landscape Ravinos film poster depicting 1972 Ravinos wearing their denim jackets and patches and a newly joined member backflipping the traditional 'Wailer' cliff gap in 2024.
Ravinos
A mountain gang that in the 70s, challenged mainstream culture and sparked a revolution in extreme skiing. Now, they have become ambassadors for the mountain.
Dawid Godziek preforms frontflip over train gap jump in Biała.
Red Bull Bike Express
World first! Legendary Polish BMX and MTB freestyler, Dawid Godziek, attempts a bike flip on a moving train
Mountain biker mid air riding through the woods.
Riding Wild
A Shropshire-based doc showcasing cross country marathon MTB racer Daphne Jones talking about racing, community and women in the sport.
Tom Randall
(R)ode To Joy
(R)ode To Joy
Sam Dale riding down a glacier
Sam Dale - Megavalanche
Sam Dale takes on this bike event with a mass start on a glacier and descending for 40 mins at race pace across glacial rock slabs, boulder fields, ski pistes and more!
Tom Randall
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Ski Village Film
Ski Village Film
Athlete puts on her helmet just before she drops in on her sled.
Sliding
A female athlete skips the crowded ski slopes to traverse the Swiss Alps on her sled... headfirst.
Klaas approaching the Crux on route, Still Alive
Still Alive
Doctors gave Klaas Willems until age twenty-five to live due to Cystic Fibrosis, and now 10 years after his expiration date, he is still climbing.
Tom Randall
Switching Lanes
A woman from Bangkok feels alienated by the comparatively soporific pace of San Francisco until a bike restored from a dumpster changes everything.
Sam Favret skiing in Norway
The Draconians
Why do we make films? Skiers, Sam Favret & Nikolaï Schirmer team up in Norway to find the best mountain lines on a ski touring trip.
Two runners lying on the ground in the Icelandic desert.
The Great Norse Run
A group of runners with very different backgrounds find common ground in the desert of Iceland, on a 10 day journey through the centre of the country.
Big Ben, Australia's highest peak. on Heard Island
The Great Wgite Whale
The quest to climb Australia's highest peak.
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The Hagens
Pro freeride skiers Stian Hagen and Andrea Binning navigate their parenting choices to ensure that outdoor sports and adventures play a central role in their children's lives.
The Magic of Freedom
Paragliding assisted skiing and climbing in the Karakoram
Chris Hamper climbs local 6b "The Jewellery" Flekke, Norway.
The Parkinson Project
We follow climber and teacher, Chris Hamper, as he navigates his diagnosis of Parkinson's disease, his deteriorating symptoms, and his passion for climbing.
A south asian woman is hiking through dry, tall grass on a bright sunny day, cap on her head, smile on her face. The words "The Pennine Way" are in big letters. Along with "Step by step, side by side" - the slogan for the film. And "Fredi Chohan" - the name of the person in the film
The Pennine Way
Fredi, a 54 year old South Asian woman with limited hiking experience takes on the 268 mile Pennine Way trail, but a personal tragedy occurs mid-hike.
Pete Whillance climbing a new route in Moss Rigg Quarry, Cumbria
The Risk Business - Chasing Pete Whillance
Filmmaker Dom Bush explores his personal relationship with risk and reward by telling the story of one of his climbing idols, Pete Whillance.
The Smoke That Thunders
Charting the adventurous trek upstream and then the paddle on the fabled Minus rapids itself, the force of the river awaits.
The Trail Camera short film, title image. Human sized badger looks at the camera suspiciously as he considers stealing a red BMX for a ride at the Bolehills BMX track.
The Trail Camera
The Bolehills BMX track is home to all sorts of wildlife - you'll never guess what the trail camera captures...
High water or Hell - Adrian Mattern - Yarlung Tsangpo
Tibet - Mission Impossible
Bren Orton, Nouria Newman and Adrian Mattern take on an ambitious expedition on the Tsangpo River in Tibet during the high-water monsoon season.
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Tom Randall Berlin Film
Tom Randall Berlin Film
Spearfisherman holding a lobster underwater
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Trigger Fish
Exploring sustainable spearfishing along the North East coastline through the story of a local spearfisherman who finds solace diving in vibrant marine ecosystems
A white man swims in a lake with mountains behind
Under the Surface
Exploring acceptance after injury, masculinity and mental health in the outdoor endurance swimming world.
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Unsinkable
Alan Corcoran’s unprecedented 500-kilometre sea swim raising €30,000 for cancer and stroke charities in memory of his dad.
Melanie, a white woman in a brighly patterned swimsuit glides under the surface of a lake, her arms stretched out front, legs gently kicking up bubbles behind. Leafy tendrils rise up from the bottom, surrounding her body, which is reflected on the underside of the lake above her.
Untethered
Melanie Barratt's journey to finding fulfillment and inner peace through becoming the first blind woman to swim the English Channel
The river runner R.K. rafting down Lava falls
Velky kanon
The documentary film captures adventures of Slovak paddlers, who follow their dreams. Now, they face their biggest challenge – to raft down the Colorado River.
A young south asian woman dressed in a bobble hat, waterproof jacket and gloves, holds hiking poles and stares into the distance. The words "Walking Towards Pain" are large, alongside "Hiking Helvellyn with Lupus" and "Anisah Barber" - the main character in the film
Walking Towards Pain
A life with Lupus can't stop you from summiting your first mountain. We follow Ani on her hike alongside the uncertainty of how long her recovery will be if she succeeds.
Hélias Millerioux, Alex Marchesseau, Christophe Tricou, and Aurélien Lardy all lives in Chamonix. This cradle of world alpinism and expert skiing is their daily playground. They have all taken part in long and challenging high-altitude expeditions. They camped out on sheer cliffs, lost themselves on vast Himalayan glaciers, they have dug igloos to shelter from storms. The waiting, doubts, giving up, and success are experiences and emotions they know well and from which they have learned valuable lessons. They are also full of determination, strength, spirit, and good humor.
Wild Days
"Wild days" takes us on a journey at the pace of a logbook in a quest where friendships are created and tested by commitment, where time drifts, and spirits wanders off.