In 2017, 34 year-old Uta Ibrahimi became the first person from Kosovo to attempt to climb Mount Everest. Her goal was to inspire a new post-war generation in Kosovo to move on from the war and help create a better future for their country. This film looks back on Uta’s inspirational life, charting her journey from young woman growing up in a conflict country, to the literal top of the world.On the surface, this is a film about mountain climbing; human versus the most unforgiving terrain on the planet, but underneath it is a film about recognition, about empowerment and about having the courage and the determination to step forward and keep going - for Uta and for Kosovo. Uta mirrors her homeland, its history, its sense of place in the world and its battle for recognition. Uta and Kosovo, in that respect, are one and the same.

UTA - The Climb for Kosovo

As part of a small expedition to Pakistan, Simon circles the 8,125-metre Nanga Parbat with his father Reinhold and his girlfriend Anna. In this context Simon speaks about the first attempts to climb the mountain Nanga Parbat and the great tragedies of the 1930s, he recalls the fateful expedition in 1970 when his uncle Günther lost his life on the descent over the Diamir Flank and his father Reinhold barely survived. It is a journey to remember. The small expedition eventually visits the remote Geshot Valley. Here the people live in the most modest of circumstances in a still self-sufficient manner. It’s a world that we Europeans can hardly imagine anymore. Here, west of Nanga Parbat, father and son try to climb the Geshot Peak, which has not yet been climbed, before Simon sets off for the Karakoram to realize another project together with his climbing partner Martin Sieberer.

Traditional Alpinism - Experiences cannot be inherited

Kajsa and Viktor, two snowboarders living in the very north of Sweden, loves the arctic winters. But in the last two decades, something disquieting has occurred. Where they live, the average temperature is increasing at twice the rate as the global average, what consequences will that have for the winter and the people living there?

Tracks

Produced in partnership with REI Co-op Studios, Wondercamp and NativesOutdoors, and co-directed by Hunkpapa Lakota skier Connor Ryan, “Spirit of the Peaks” is a film about the struggle for balance between two worlds. For Connor, skiing in Ute Territory has always raised questions about being in reciprocity with the land and its people. As a skier who connects with the land through sport, he empathizes with the injustices that have displaced the Utes and ongoing colonization, erasure and extraction impacting the Ute people. This story connects conflicted pasts to an awakening in cultural awareness that can create an equitable future for Indigenous people and skiers. Connor's mission with the film is to do his part in restoring balance with all inhabitants of these mountains by illuminating the Utes' culture and traditional knowledge that can benefit everyone in the fight to preserve the land and dissipating snowpack.

Spirit of the Peaks

While chasing the fleeting moments of biking season, three friends find themselves in the heart of The Gifford Pinchot National Forest for a ride they will never forget. Not much in life is simple these days. When a trip to the grocery store could be your last or seeing your friends fade away because of political differences, times are different, but yet ever-changing like the seasons themselves. We all must take time to just remember the simple things, the little pleasures in life to keep our bucket full.Friends. Campfires. Dogs. Simple times can unite us all. Chasing the fleeting moments of life by bicycle is one way to get back to what it means to be alive. Shoulder Season is upon us. Pack your jackets and get outside.Breathe deep the crisp, cold air and grab your grips and shred until the last bit of daylight is but a memory. Legs burning Lungs burning. Soul burning. For more.

Shoulder Season

Sam Tierney was in a dark place. At 13 years old, his climate anxiety was so bad he was having trouble sleeping at night. In an attempt to ease his stress, Sam writes pro skier and climate advocate, Mike Douglas, asking for advice. Seeing some of his own young self in Sam, Mike suggests a weekly ski meet-up to talk about climate, skiing and life.

Sam & Me

Rite of Passage follows Salt Lake City athlete, Mali Noyes, as she attempts the Wasatch Ultimate Ridge Linkup, while some of the route's most notorious characters tell the backstory of the route and what makes it so challenging and all-consuming. First conceived by Jared Campbell in 2004, the WURL has become the ultimate test piece for Wasatch mountain athletes, and word is slowly leaking out to the rest of the country and beyond.

Rite of Passage: The Story of the WURL

After an ice climbing avalanche takes the life of her friend, professional climber and guide Sarah Hueniken finds herself questioning everything about her life in the mountains.

Not Alone

Landscape photographer and outdoor enthusiast Kaylor Dastrup is always on the chase for something new. Whether it is a backcountry photo, a roadside sunset, or the world's best quesadilla you can always find him up to something. It is no surprise that a majority of his life has been spent on the road, in the mountains in search of new sites and experiences. The mountains have become the place that he is able to find himself and truly soak it all in.

Made To ROAM: Chasing Mountains - With Kaylor Dastrup

A contemplation of art and adventure in the southern wilds of New Zealand by both a landscape photographer and an adventure filmmaker.-New Zealand landscape photographer Christopher David Thompson and filmmaker Richard Sidey headed into the wild lands of southern New Zealand on a ten-day sea kayaking and hiking adventure. The two each documented the place and the journey in their own unique way. In the Theatre of the Gogs is the contemplative and collaborative film that was the unanticipated result; a delightful musing on the explorations of art and adventure in the wilderness.

In the Theatre of the Gogs

To celebrate the adventurous life of her late Uncle Clive, Ashley takes a leap of faith and learns to fly.
 A decade after his death, Ashley takes off on an emotional journey of reconnection. Following in her Uncleâs larger-than-life footsteps, she wants to do one of the things he loved most, fly like a bird. Can his memory instill Ashley with the courage she needs to reignite her zest for life, and understand his?

Going Home

Mountain biker Blake Hansen starts her journey of sharing what it's like to be a transgender athlete and how she keeps pushing forward.

Fuel for Life: Blake Hansen

Gary Wyman’s life journey included an abundance of professional and athletic successes, and an extensive cohort of friends and family. It was also a voyage drastically altered by Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS). While his health deteriorated at a rapid pace, he maintained his adventurous spirit by traveling to Africa with Team Gleason, and embarking on a 5,000-mile North American road trip in his beloved 1984 Volkswagen Vanagon with family and friends in tow at the height of his illness. How Gary chose to live after his diagnosis reveals the apex of the human spirit.

From The Passenger Seat

This film shows leading fire ecologists working to better understand wildfire in Western U.S. wilderness areas and highlights the importance of allowing fire to express itself as a fundamental natural process.

Fire in the Wilderness

Two skiers set out to find the mythical Mount Fury on an arduous journey deep into Washington’s North Cascade range.

Finding Fury

Sometimes conservation can feel like an ultramarathon. In this short biopic, runner and wild fish advocate Sam Snyder fights for Bristol Bay, Alaska over the course of a decade and learns the meaning of home and place in the process.

An Alaskan Fight

A Space For All is a short film about representation, community, and the work that Brooke Goudy is doing to get more people of color to experience the joy of bikes.
 The film was created to invoke thought and conversation about privilege, barriers, and how representation in media affects how societies and individuals view themselves and the world around them.

A Space For All

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