Learning to Drown follows the life and career of professional snowboarder Jess Kimura as she unapologetically shatters stereotypes with her own brand of unwavering determination and go-for-broke mentality. After the tragic death of Jess's partner at the height of her career, she spiraled into a cycle of self destruction, grief and despair. Compounded by head injuries and mental health issues, the circumstances seemed insurmountable. Jess's only way out was within — as she faces her deepest fears, she reminds us that not all wounds are meant to heal.

In love with images and the cold, the wildlife photographer Jérémie Villet travels alone through the white deserts of the northern hemisphere with his pulka and his telephoto lens, looking for animals that survive in extreme cold. During his upcoming expedition in the Canadian North, Jérémie is about to explore the wild and extreme Yukon region, with the ultimate goal of photographing the legendary mountain goat. The difficulty of access to the mountain territories where this animal evolves and the freezing temperatures will make the task challenging. Carried by adventures and unique human and animal encounters, this documentary allows us to enter the photographer's intimacy and to approach with delicacy this changing world.

Farewell to Adventure follows sailor Bob Shepton as his wife’s Alzheimer’s forces him to repay the presence she gave the family in his absence during his 50 years of sailing trips.

Through the magical adventures of climbing strangler fig trees in the lush mountains of Costa Rica, young climbers find love and purpose for protecting the threatened biodiversity of the cloud forest.

Inspired by a picture book, Max Romey heads to a remote beach on Alaska's coastline in search of marine debris. What he finds is a different story altogether.

They/Them For Lor Sabourin, climbing is more than a sport; it’s a way of exploring identity and building resilience in the face of adversity. They/Them follows Lor, a trans climber, into the sandstone canyons of northern Arizona, on a journey to piece together one of the hardest and most inspiring routes of their life. By embracing the strength in vulnerability, Lor has found the space to thrive and build a climbing community that others like themself can call home.

More than a decade after his retirement, Bierly is still on the road, chasing his dream of riding as much United States singletrack as possible.

The Alt Tour. Every stage and every transfer of the 2021 Tour solo. 5,550km from Brest to Paris with over 65,000 metres of climbing and just 23 days to cover the distance. No teammates to shelter behind, no mechanics and no rest days. This was a challenge made for Lachlan Morton. Of course he was in but could he last out?

Kilian Bron returns again with a trip to the heart of Cappadocia in Turkey!

Fall Theory is a frank, funny, and honest portrait of English climber Franco Cookson, known for his outlandish, if often obscure, routes.

Julia Chanourdie is one of the best world climbers, with her astonishing climbing accomplishments (up to 9b or 5.15b). Follow Julia through her climbing passion, mostly outdoors but also as qualifying for the Olympics with the support of her father since she was a child. This ended as telling the journey to become a woman, eventually able to overcome her fears to be as strong as the best male climbers.

Tom Randall is a world class crack climber. He is also a terrible runner, which is why his latest challenge seems like an odd choice. He decided to link up two of the Lake District's biggest and toughest endurance challenges, the Bob Graham Round and The Classic Rock challenge into one hellish 24 hour mad dash. A funny, honest, genuine and heartfelt story.

This short meditation on getting outside and cultivating a calm head hopefully inspires more of us to try and detach whatever stresses we have and discover what lies beyond our front door.

Tom Randall is a world class crack climber. He is also a terrible runner, which is why his latest challenge seems like an odd choice. He decided to link up two of the Lake District's biggest and toughest endurance challenges, the Bob Graham Round and The Classic Rock challenge into one hellish 24 hour mad dash. A funny, honest, genuine and heartfelt story.

In scaling rocks by the hardest routes, boulderers seek to escape gravity in an endless quest to achieve weightlessness and momentarily leave the world behind. MIDAIR is a metaphysical bouldering film featuring some of the UK's strongest climbers in iconic Lake District locations, set to a pumping techno soundtrack (Leftfield, Lanark Artefax and Tessela). Starring Jim Pope With Frances Bentley, Aidan Roberts and Holly Toothill A Film by Louis-Jack

In June 2021 Backyard History was made, In Suffolk, England the world record distance was broken for the Backyard Race format. John Stocker broke the previous 75 hours/Yards record with a staggering 81 Yards (337.5miles). 81 loops of 4.167 miles every hour on the hour till only one person can complete a lap nobody else does. This film is the story of how that happened and follows 4 runners who had hopes of being that last one standing.

When the ‘Calais Jungle’ closed in October 2016 the French Government relocated 6,000 refugees to temporary accommodation throughout France. In one accommodation centre in Saint-Léger-la-Montagne, the refugees found unlikely solace in the local running club. This is their story…

Mhairi Helme's poetic reflection of a 100 mile run around the English Lake District inspired by the landscape, the people she meets, and her fell running hero, Joss Naylor.

Singlehanded is a short documentary that tells the story of Dustin Reynolds who, with no sailing experience, set out to become the first double amputee to sail around the world.

Follow professional skiers and mothers Izzy Lynch and Tessa Treadway as they carry the load of loss, life changing events, and the love of their children into the mountains where they find the moments of peace, growth and healing that help them carry on.

Serene and chaotic; untouched and urban; rich, poor, old, new, sacred, sexy, wise, fast and funny — Africa: the continent some thought to be static was just unshakable.

Learning to Drown follows the life and career of professional snowboarder Jess Kimura as she unapologetically shatters stereotypes with her own brand of unwavering determination and go-for-broke mentality. After the tragic death of Jess's partner at the height of her career, she spiraled into a cycle of self destruction, grief and despair. Compounded by head injuries and mental health issues, the circumstances seemed insurmountable. Jess's only way out was within — as she faces her deepest fears, she reminds us that not all wounds are meant to heal.

Big mountain skiers, and close friends, Jérémie Heitz and Sam Anthamatten are adrenaline-junkies who find beauty and display grace in the dangerous world of free-skiing. Follow them as they set off around the world to find the most awe-dropping, high-altitude peaks and mountain ranges that exceed 6000 metres, and do what they do best: ski.

When celebrated professional skiers Lorraine Huber and Hedvig Wessel join forces to take on the Freeride World Tour, director Katie Burrell thinks this just might be a premise dreamt up in "girlboss" heaven.

Mhairi Helme's poetic reflection of a 100 mile run around the English Lake District inspired by the landscape, the people she meets, and her fell running hero, Joss Naylor.

In scaling rocks by the hardest routes, boulderers seek to escape gravity in an endless quest to achieve weightlessness and momentarily leave the world behind. MIDAIR is a metaphysical bouldering film featuring some of the UK's strongest climbers in iconic Lake District locations, set to a pumping techno soundtrack (Leftfield, Lanark Artefax and Tessela). Starring Jim Pope With Frances Bentley, Aidan Roberts and Holly Toothill A Film by Louis-Jack

In January 2021 28 Wild Swimmers pledged to swim everyday of the month for the Homeless Charity Crisis.

Farewell to Adventure follows sailor Bob Shepton as his wife’s Alzheimer’s forces him to repay the presence she gave the family in his absence during his 50 years of sailing trips.

In love with images and the cold, the wildlife photographer Jérémie Villet travels alone through the white deserts of the northern hemisphere with his pulka and his telephoto lens, looking for animals that survive in extreme cold. During his upcoming expedition in the Canadian North, Jérémie is about to explore the wild and extreme Yukon region, with the ultimate goal of photographing the legendary mountain goat. The difficulty of access to the mountain territories where this animal evolves and the freezing temperatures will make the task challenging. Carried by adventures and unique human and animal encounters, this documentary allows us to enter the photographer's intimacy and to approach with delicacy this changing world.

Singlehanded is a short documentary that tells the story of Dustin Reynolds who, with no sailing experience, set out to become the first double amputee to sail around the world.

Learning to Drown follows the life and career of professional snowboarder Jess Kimura as she unapologetically shatters stereotypes with her own brand of unwavering determination and go-for-broke mentality. After the tragic death of Jess's partner at the height of her career, she spiraled into a cycle of self destruction, grief and despair. Compounded by head injuries and mental health issues, the circumstances seemed insurmountable. Jess's only way out was within — as she faces her deepest fears, she reminds us that not all wounds are meant to heal.

Five Bolivian indigenous women are involved in a unique expedition. As a symbol of liberation and empowerment, they propose to climb the highest mountain in America.

Follow professional skiers and mothers Izzy Lynch and Tessa Treadway as they carry the load of loss, life changing events, and the love of their children into the mountains where they find the moments of peace, growth and healing that help them carry on.

Totally Alone is a short film that tells the story of mental resilience in a time of separation and loss. Touching on the healing power of nature and solitude, as well as our human need for connection, it’s an inspiring tale that will speak to anyone whose mental fitness has suffered during the pandemic.

Heather Anderson may be the greatest hiker to ever walk the earth. She has consistently broken the male and female thru hiking records on some of the worlds longest and most challenging trails. In this short she reflects on her origins and path towards healing on the trail.

Joe Buffalo, an Indigenous skateboarding legend and Indian Residential School survivor, must face his inner demons to realize his dream of turning pro.