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Screening: Carpe Diem - 17:30

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Spellbound (5mins - directed by Richard Sidey).

Winner of our Best Short Award. Explores the deeper and more contemplative aspects of Wingsuit BASE jumping, so often presented as a thrill-seeking adrenaline rush. Beautiful scenery and hypnotic cinematography transport us to a world of air, earth and flight.

 

On Falling (14mins- directed by Josephine Anderson).

Three women reflect on their willingness to sustain broken bones, concussions, and organ damage as professional mountain bikers. On Falling is a dreamy, unorthodox glimpse into the inner landscapes of those immersed in a subculture where falling is normal.  

 

Confessions of a Runner (29mins - directed by Bachar Khattar).

Featuring Patrick Vaughan- an accomplished trail runner- as he shares his story of healing and redemption while pursuing the record for completing the 470-kilometre Lebanon Mountain Trail, traversing from Syria to the Israeli border.

 

The Long Today (17mins - directed by Niobe Thompson).

When filmmaker Niobe Thompson's father turned 70 he found a “river” on a map, repaired one of his old wood canoes, and invited his family to help him celebrate the big day. A poignant and timely reminder of why we must adventure with our elders as long as they are with us.

 

Free As Can Be (31mins - directed by Samuel Crossley).

When a young climber infatuated with climbing history meets an old legend, he commits to helping him accomplish his lifelong goal of free climbing El Capitan.

Rating Information:
15
Run time:
99 mins
Year of release:
2021
Company:
London Mountain Film Festival
Director:
Various
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