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From the mountains to the big screen, the Love Trails Adventure Film Festival supported by Rab brings you the very best in adventure, running and sustainability films from around the world.
Alongside inspiring talks and workshops, we’ll be screening a curated selection of award-winning documentaries and short films, from high-octane races across rugged terrain to powerful solo missions and environmental journeys that matter.
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As the ice climbing season grows shorter each year, ice and mixed climber Jeff Mercier is driven into Iceland's unforgiving glacial landscape. Faced with an ever-shifting medium and treacherous terrain, Jeff pushes his own limits as well as the boundaries of his sport.
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High in Japan’s Northern Alps, a team of English and Japanese athletes fast-pack the Kamikochi, Yarigatake, and Hotaka Circuit, following the routes once walked by the monk Banryu, the ‘father of Japanese alpinism’.
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Is urban climbing the sport's new frontier? Trad-climbing legend and crack master Tom Randall travels to Berlin to find out...
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After completing the 731km and 45,000 vertical metres of the Pyrenean Haute Route in just over ten days, Noor van der Veen realised the reward wasn’t just an FKT, but the joy of sharing an unforgettable mountain adventure with friends.
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A human focused documentary following ultra-runner Deo Kato, as he runs from Cape Town to London, to explore and tell the story of human migration.
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From sharks to seals to whales and everything in-between, Cape Town in South Africa is renowned for wildlife encounters in the water. But it’s rare for surfers to see a penguin, let alone share a few waves with one - until this little guy came along.
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SWIM SISTAS celebrates the nuances of Black female
existence, encouraging us to take the plunge and face
issues both in and out of the water and most importantly
to help Black women of all ages feel seen.
Panel
Swim Sistas celebrates the nuances of Black female existence, encouraging us to take the plunge and face issues both in and out of the water and most importantly to help Black women of all ages feel seen.
The film screening will be followed by a panel discussion between:
Director - Catherine Joy White
And film contributer Roni Bruno
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Head to the hills, where a wild bunch of British athletes come together to push their limits across fell, moor, and dale. Mud, sweat, and smiles fuel the piece, with community and cake as the hard-won rewards.
Panel
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FOOTPRINTS THAT INSPIRE follows Zelzin Aketzalli, the first person from Mexico to complete the Triple Crown of Hiking, as she circumnavigates her home mountain, the Iztaccíhuatl volcano. Raised in a violent neighborhood in Mexico City, Zelzin turned adversity into strength and found purpose by hiking some of the world's most iconic trails.
