Follow Megan Oldham on tour with a big season ahead and the Olympics on the horizon, Ember takes us behind the scenes of what it takes to not only perform at the highest level, but also push the progression of the sport as a whole. The raw emotion, sacrifices, and true ups and downs that come with the sport.
Last winter we visited the land of the midnight sun with a heavy crew. From steep couloirs of Tromsø to Nikolai Schirmer and Jacob Wester's personal battle with "The Pinnacle," this segment from After the Snowfall is a wild ride through the Norwegian Arctic.
In "Les Sommets Libres”, Ulrich Ndjike, a youth worker and mountain enthusiast, invites young people from underprivileged neighborhoods to explore a world that feels completely foreign to them: the Alpine peaks. For these youth, the idea of climbing a mountain is a challenge that seems as distant as Mont Blanc on the horizon.
The Underdogs goes beyond lines. The film tells the real story behind them: the logistical chaos, the endless wait for weather windows, navigating avalanche conditions during a tough April season, and the emotional highs and lows that came with it all. It’s about how strangers became a team.
Fresh off his victory in the 1500m at the Olympic Games, Cole Hocker is back—hungry for more.
We caught up with Cole in Provo, Utah, where he and his team were locked into an intense training camp. Over several days, we followed his workouts, listened in on team conversations, and captured the mindset of an athlete at the top of his game—pushing even harder after Olympic gold.
‘The Last Light Falls Gently’ is an exploration of the glacier’s profound influence on the lives of a community. A collective meditation on change, connection, and acceptance. We invite you to remember humanity’s inherent ties to the land and to each other.
Camped in the high alpine and out of earshot of the hum of modern life, Noémie Equy, Edgar Cheylus, Max Kroneck, and Loïc Isliker explore a new dimension cast by the high peaks of the Swiss Alps. Follow along as they appreciate the in-between moments and sink into the stillness inspired by the act of being present.
In a cycling culture dominated by pro bike checks and dusty berm shots, We Are Cyclists redefines what it means to ride bicycles. This film traces the origin and growth of All Bodies on Bikes, as both an organization and a movement, that challenges narrow, performance-driven definitions of cycling and creates welcoming spaces for cyclists of all stripes. Joy, inclusion, and supporting your fellow riders aren't necessarily radical concepts . . . All Bodies on Bikes wants to transform biking into a space where everyone feels welcomed, wanted, and empowered to ride.
After completing two master’s degrees at the Longy School of Music, composer and musician Liz Derstine heads into the wilderness to chase another big goal: attempting a self-supported Fastest Known Time on the Pacific Crest Trail. As she navigates isolation, harsh new climates, and demanding terrain, she searches to understand her unrelenting drive to squeeze the most out of life and herself, in music and in miles.
We Are Here is a powerful documentary following seven Black British women as they take on the world’s most prestigious trail running stage, the 2025 UTMB World Series Finals in Chamonix. More than a story about sport, We Are Here explores visibility, representation and belonging in the outdoors. Historically, trail running and mountain sport have lacked ethnic diversity, particularly among Black women. By standing on these global start lines together, these athletes challenge historic norms and expand the image of who belongs in the mountains.
