Run Antarctica: Beyond Limits

Filmmaker: Lissie Mary Geyer

An Australian ultramarathon runner and pain scientist, Donna Urquhart, sets out to break the world record for the longest run in a polar region. 

With no prior experience in Antarctica, no roadmap, and no guarantees, she faces the ultimate test of mind and body in Earth’s harshest environment. 

As Donna battles unimaginable challenges, she discovers something far greater than a record.

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Trail to Bayanihan

Filmmaker: Cat Aeppel

“Trail to Bayanihan” follows Sam’s journey as she pedals through diverse landscapes, celebrating the joy of biking and the power of community. Along the way, she discovers how a bike can bridge distances and forge deep human connections. As she explores breathtaking terrains and bonds with local riders, including the passionate Baguio crew, the film highlights the Filipino biking community’s role in shaping her journey. Grounded in her search for cultural roots, “Trail to Bayanihan” ultimately reveals the wider family Sam finds through biking, transforming her quest for heritage into a celebration of shared humanity.

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Tales of Adventure

Filmmaker: Vagary Studio

Travel writer Hunter Bergen knows just how transformative writing can be. For her, writing while on the road is more than just a job; it's a journey of personal growth and discovery. 

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Beyond the Known

Filmmaker: Sami Sauri

What does adventure mean?

For Sami, a multisport athlete and filmmaker, it’s movement and shared experience.

In collaboration with Assos and Mammut, Sami leads a cycling expedition across Turkey with four women. Strangers from different backgrounds, united by their love for riding. Neza from Rwanda dreams of becoming a coach. Melina juggles a full-time role at Mammut with a passion for gravel and road cycling. Denisa is quiet yet fearless, most at home in nature. Lena is a climber and photographer who captures the soul of the wild.

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Line & Air

Filmmaker: Guido Perrini & Bertrand Delapierre

Before achieving global success as a professional snowboarder, Géraldine Fasnacht’s first love was flying. Now, as a qualified ultralight plane pilot, she combines her passions to open up the high mountains. Landing ultralight planes on alpine glaciers is nothing new – pioneering aviator Hermann Geiger opened the highest landing spot in Switzerland, 4,370 meters up on the Monte Rosa glacier, in 1921. 

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Bucket Clips

Filmmaker: Rosina Friedel, Ludwig Hagelstein

Bucket Clips 4 is a high-energy, short multi media film celebrating the global talent, creativity, and power of FLINTA*/female skiers. Featuring three Bucket Trips — Street, Pow and TBL Session Park — this project is a vibrant showcase of style, strength, and community beyond the competitive scene.

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Beauty in the Fall

Filmmaker: Nat Segal 

In her toughest adventure yet, Canadian mountain guide Julianna Howatt seeks to embrace her identity as a trans woman following a fierce struggle with cPTSD.

Join Julianna on her journey to self-discovery in the face of an industry that struggles to accept folks who currently fall into the margins of mountain culture. Visiting the mountain-scapes that were her livelihood, she confronts her past experiences and her journey’s cost.