NO MAN'S LAND FILM FESTIVAL
NO MANS LAND FILM FEST
THE FILMS (16)
Track 2:17
Directors: Daniel Kwan & Daniel Scheinert
"The only person that's going to have power over me, is me!" Scout Basset doesn't just push limits, she sets them.
The Honey and The Bears
Synchronized Swimming 3:32
Director: Veena Rao
Members of the Harlem Honeys and Bears,
a synchronized swim team for seniors, describe the freedom of the water
Roller Skating 3:57
Director: Lauren Terp
The Moxie Skate Team is an all female roller skating club out of Long Beach, CA. The girls love having fun, while breaking down barriers.
Surfing 5:18
Directors: Sean Slobodan & James Winegar
Check out 5 year old Quincy's sick surfing skills. This young surfer has no fear and is shaping up to have an amazing future.
Mountain Biking 7:56
Director: Ryan Heffernan
For backpacker and ultra long distance racer Lael Wilcox, taking on the Arizona Trail, 800 miles of desert singletrack is a challenge unlike any other, and it will test her to her core.
Skateboarding 6:48
Director: Miles Joris Peyrafitte
A look at NYC's female skate culture and the girls who are taking a stand to shift social norms in their city. "Brujas" is an urban, free form, creative and autonomous organization that seeks to build radical political coalition through youth culture. The group of minority female skaters express community through skateboarding, art, and political organizing.
Fishing 8:53
Directors: Jimmy Chin & Anne Devereux
When injury cut Tatum Monod's season short her dad told her to rub some dirt on it and come fly fishing. Happy Father's Day and don't make us turn this car around.
Flying 9:02
Directors:Renan Ozturk & Freddie Wilkinson
For climber, skier, and guide Leighan Halley, the mere sight of the Alaskan wilderness elicits an insatiable wanderlust.To reconcile her adventurous spirit with the demands of parenthood, she would need to learn to fly.
Climbing 4:54
Directors: Jon Glassberg, Josh Uhl, & Shane Stolz
Join Pamela Shanti Pack as she makes her first ascent of her newest off width crack in the Moab desert: Am I Evil? 5.13... a four pitch combination of steeply overhanging technical test piece and blue collar burl.
INTERMISSION
Trail Running 7:57
Director: Ryan Heffernan & Grayson Schaffer
Clare Gallagher was headed toward medical school, until she realized the path everyone else wanted her to take wouldn't make her happy. So she took one step back, and 100 miles forward,
and went in a new direction. Watch.
Fighting 12:00
Director: River Finlay
Luchadora follows Luna Magica, an aging lucha libre star who struggles to keep her status in the all star professional league, make ends meet as a single mom in Mexico City, and regain custody of her son who has been taken by her estranged husband because of her job as a Lucha Libre Wrestler.
Canyoneering 6:00
Director Catherine Aeppel
"My Desolate Eden" is an ode to slot canyons and takes the audience on a poetic journey through these special places, showcasing their rawness and inexplicable power. Female adventurer Audrey McLaughlin has a deep connection to these canyons and shares her perspective on how they shaped her approach in overcoming the challenges she faces in her life.
Climbing 5:00
Climbing 1:10 min.
Directors:Greg Mionske & Matty Hong
Margo Hayes becomes the first woman to climb the grade of 5.15
LA RAMBLA
UNLIMITED SCOUT BASSET
FAST FORWARD
QUINCY
THE HONEY AND THE BEARS
THE LINE
DENALI'S RAVEN
FINDING WIDE
MEET THE BAD ASS MOXIE GIRLS SKATE TEAM
BRUJAS
CHANGING COURSE
THE SPRING TIDE
Backcountry Skiing 4:42
Director: Patagonia
For Canadian skiers Leah Evans and Jasmin Caton, winter is life at hyperspeed. Whether they're guiding backcountry trips, competing in extreme skiing events or attending to the details of their small businesses, the two friends recognize that spring signals a time to slow down, regroup and rejuvenate. A recent trip to the mountains and
LUCHADORA
MY DESOLATE EDEN
WHY NOT NOW
Swimming 2:51
Director: Riley Hooper
At the edge of 49, blind and afraid of water, Vivian Stancil dove in to save her life.
FOR THE LOVE OF CLIMBING
seascape of Norway gave them a perfect chance to embrace a different speed after a demanding winter, allowing them to reconnect to mind and body alike.