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Good Luck, Kid

Sony Alpha Films presents “Good Luck, Kid". This film from Renan Ozturk premiered at the Mountain Film festival in 2026, and follows Alex Honnold and Tommy Caldwell's "Devil's Climb" adventure. See the story unfold through the lens of Taylor Shaffer, the youngest member of the team, and witness the creative transformation brought about by this expedition.

The search for volcano island

The Aleutian Islands—one of the most remote and unexplored places on earth. And so it goes without saying that vast sections of the chain have never been explored by surfers.

Five brothers hitch a ride on a first-of-its-kind voyage into a mysterious region of Alaska in pursuit of a dream.

An Invitation to Run Differently

AN INVITATION TO RUN DIFFERENTLY is a short cinematic running documentary presented by Tommy Lewis and That's Runnable, directed and produced by Max Morrison. In recent years, the sport of running has exploded. An intense focus on PBs, bigger races, carbon shoes, tracking apps, social media and personal comparison. But what if running is about something simpler than that…something just for you? The film explores mindfulness, ultra running, trail running and the deeper reasons why people choose to run.

Arc’teryx Presents: Hello, Beautiful

While training for the Paris Olympics, professional climber Alannah Yip’s hair suddenly starts to fall out. Within weeks, she’s diagnosed with alopecia universalis, an autoimmune condition that causes complete hair loss. As Alannah grapples with the sudden change to her physical appearance and the fact that she might not qualify for Paris, she confronts deeply held assumptions about beauty, identity, and self-worth.

Run Again: Dave Pen’s Journey From the Stage to The Spine Race

For British musician and lead singer of Archive, Dave Pen, running isn’t just a passion, it’s a form of existence. We join him on his journey from performing on the world’s biggest stages to taking on one of the world’s toughest races, the Spine Race, a 600-km ultramarathon across Great Britain in the heart of winter. When the roar of the crowds is replaced by the silence of the trails, a powerful portrait of endurance, identity, and resilience emerges.