In A Fine Line, Graham Zimmerman reflects on balancing his career as an award-winning professional alpinist with his marriage and work in climate advocacy.

Above The Noise is a documentary short that explores how athlete Maja Kuczynska uses her sport to escape the chaos of the modern world.

A skier reflects on his life growing up in the shadow of Mount Baker.

For the past 30 years Gendarme des Cosmiques hosted only 2 climbing routes, but this changed on the 10th of August 2022!

Follows 805 Authentico and American pro bull-rider, Stetson Lawrence as he climbed to the top of world rankings.

Nalini Nadkarni, after surviving a life-threatening fall from a tree, must turn her research question onto herself in order to understand the effects of disturbance and recovery throughout her life.

Beyond Normal follows the journey of professional surfer Becca Speak as she fights her way back to the water after a traumatic brain injury (TBI).

This film aims to destigmatize eating disorders, highlighting that recovery is ongoing and that support from the community is crucial, and showing Marisa Pasnick's journey and advocate for greater awareness and understanding of eating disorders.

In this animated documentary, Madaleine Sorkin undertakes an intimate and creative journey to climb the Dunn-Westbay in Colorado.

The emotional documentary "CLARITY" takes us through the life of Sebastian Kuhn and provides intimate insights into the depths of his feelings.

Steph Davis is a world class climber and base jumper, who reflects on why she continues to pursue these activities after losing her new husband.

Darkhorse is an observational documentary following Joe Lax, a 44 year old Pemberton local, who’s created a life defined by snowboarding, family and wildfire.

The story of Charles Dubouloz, Symon Welfringer and Clovis Paulin, spending 5 days in this giant Freezer.

Follow as the Kahle family breaks the cycle of generational health issues by revolutionizing their farming practices.

Trail runner, Maddy, transforms her childhood trauma into power through trail running.

Losing Blue is a cinematic poem about losing the otherworldly blues of ancient mountain lakes, now fading due to climate change.

The story of five women who boldly embark on a ten day trek with total strangers to conquer the iconic Tour du Mont Blanc.

Tony Drees actually considers himself to have “good fortune,” despite being born into an abusive household, surviving the deadliest bombing of the Gulf War, beating cancer, and having his leg amputated up to his hip.

Peter Hogan, a recovering addict, dives into his history of substance abuse and his current relationship with cycling.

River Mamma follows Elisha McArthur - a lifelong raft guide and single mom, and her relationship with her teenage goth daughter, Charlotte.

Soundscape shares the sightless experience of climbing a mountain via echo location, touch and imagination.

"Twin Oaks" is a captivating documentary about the Hoyt family, and their experiences trail building in the Pacific Northwest spanning over many years and multiple generations.

A short story of Chris Newton, a certified forest bathing guide, and how he discovered the Japanese art of self-care.

Rogers Pass represents one of the most complicated avalanche programs in the world.

In this high-octane climbing arena, rivalries ignite, legacies are forged, and only one can be crowned the world's best climber.

"The Hypocrite" delves into a critical discourse that is resonating with individuals across various spheres.

Chris Burkard sets out for an immersive expedition across 41 of these rivers.

Dip into the story of Alta’s avalanche artillery program from infancy to its end.

To See the Sky tells the story of ornithologist Lorenzo Sympson and his life-long relationship with the Andean condor

This story dives into the more vulnerable perspective of why we go outside and what freedom of movement means to the importance of healing trauma, and deepening a connection to nature for all communities.