presented by hermitlake & chunkymonkey productions
Industrial Revolutions
Special Jury Mention
UK, 2011, 5 minutes
Directed by: Stu Thomson
Directed by: Stu Thomson
World renowned trials rider Danny MacAskill is at it again -- only this time he uses an abandoned ironworks as his playground!
Focus: trials biking
Photocredit: From the film "Industrial Revolutions" © Stu Thomson
Unicorn Sashimi
USA, 2012, 6 minutes
Directed by: Ben Knight
Directed by: Ben Knight
Focus: powder! Ski, snowboard, culture
This sweet piece of visual and musical poetry builds to a climax of Taiko drumming and swirling snow that will envelope you!
Photocredit: From the film: Unicorn Sashimi
Photocredit:From thefilm: "The Way Home" ©Sarah Menzies/NPCA
The Way Home
2011, United States, 9 minutes
Directed and Produced by: Amy Marquis
Directed and Produced by: Amy Marquis
Focus: culture
Although our national parks belong to all citizens, too few people of color ever visit them. Take a journey to Yosemite National Park with those looking to reverse that trend.
Australia, 2012, 44 minutes
Directed by: Justin Jones
Directed by: Justin Jones
Photocredit: From the film: Crossing The Ice
Grand Prize -Sponsored by Mountain Equipment Coop
People’s Choice Award - Sponsored by Buff
Best Film, Exploration and Adventure – Sponsored by Nemo
People’s Choice Award - Sponsored by Buff
Best Film, Exploration and Adventure – Sponsored by Nemo
Australian adventurers, James Castrission and Justin Jones, dare to tackle the perilous journey across Antarctica to the South Pole and back again, completely unassisted – just two men dragging their food and shelter across 1140 kilometres of barren ice. Many have tried - all have failed. After much planning and preparation, Cas and Jonesy arrive to tackle one of the last great Antarctic odysseys, but discover an eerie similarity to Captain Scott’s race to the South Pole: there’s a Norwegian on the ice. He’s more experienced, he’s tackling the same record, and he has a head start.
Crossing the Ice
WARNING!! Parental Unit Bad Language Alert!!!
iNTERMISSION
Reel Rock 7: Honnold 3.0
Best Film, Climbing
USA, 2012, 33 minutes
Focus: rock climbing
Alex Honnold is a bit of an enigma. He’s become known as the boldest soloist of his generation, but how does he balance pure ambition with self-preservation? Honnold wrestles with this question in preparation for his biggest adventure yet – the Yosemite Triple.
Photocredit:From the film "Reel Rock 7: Honnald 3.0 © Peter Mortimer
WARNING!!
Parental Unit
Bad Language Alert!!!
Parental Unit
Bad Language Alert!!!
Focus: Adventure
Highway Wilding
Build them and they will live. That is the simple message in this short documentary that looks at the issue of wildlife and highways, and some of the pioneering solutions that exist to prevent road kill and reconnect landscapes. After seeing this film, you’ll never drive down a highway the same way again.
Canada, 2012, 13 minutes
Directed and Produced by: Leanne Allison
Directed and Produced by: Leanne Allison
(special edit)
Focus: wildlife, environment
Photocredit: From the film: "Highway Wilding"
Flow Hunters (special edit)
2012, New Zealand, 9 minutes
Directed and Produced by:
Jon Forder
Directed and Produced by:
Jon Forder
Focus: kayaking
Some of the world’s best paddlers experience adventure and risk as they explore New Zealand’s white water.
Lily Shreds Trailside
Just try to keep up with Lily - go ahead we dare ya!
Focus: mountain biking, dog!
2011, USA, 4 minutes
Directed and Produced by:
Ross Downard
Directed and Produced by:
Ross Downard
Photocredit: From the film: Lily Shreds Trailside"
doors open at 7PM
show starts at 8PM
show starts at 8PM
February 19 and 21
