Check out our 9 film interviews

Juliet reveals the chance meeting with Joe Cannon that led to his story reaching our screens, and her digging out some old footage.

Jess gives us a behind the scenes view of Chris Hamper and his fight with Parkinson's, and talks about his hopes for the project.

Gaz tells Greg the story behind the film and the joy of seeing climbing begin to take off in Jamaica.

James talks to the festival about friendship, the wonderful town of Keswick, fell-running and that lovely hound.

Mathis tells Greg about his trip to the Himalayas with Adri Brownlee and the joys of being a filmmaker based in the French Alps.

Jacob shares the fun of making the film with Adam and is it about something bigger picture than alley cat racing?

Roxy and Molly discuss the importance of representation in outdoors filmmaking and that dreaded Scottish bog...

Heather calls in from Scotland to talk about working with Jamie Aarons and trying to keep up with her Munros round!

Hillary talks to Greg about her Mont Blanc challenge and what runners can do to help in the fight against climate change.

At 73 years young, Eric Davies stands as an inspiring example of resilience, passion, and the transformative power of surfing.

Para-climbing debuts at the 2028 Paralympics, and for GB athlete James Rudge, this final qualifier is his last shot at selection.

This Bafta-nominated short, animated film tells the story of Katie who found empowerment, friendship, and healing by plunging into the frigid waters of the sea.

In 1999, Nigel Vardy survived a deadly storm on Denali thanks to a record-breaking rescue. 25 years later, he returns to honour the rescuers and medical teams who saved him.

Runners, Trina and Gloria, in the mountains together before the race as they taper off, simply enjoying the alpine trails and their time running together.

Finding Bo is a short documentary film exploring the relationship between humans and wildlife through the lens of Scottish photographer Karen Miller.

In a country of tensions between Syrians and Lebanese, two girls share their experiences and the social barriers they faced while pursuing their passion for climbing

Dipping, dunking, winter swimming… Whatever your preference for swimming might be, the Sheffield Outdoor Plungers (SOUP) has you covered.

In her village of Le Grand-Bornand, in France, nestled at the foot of "The Pointe Pessey" Iris is preparing for a challenge that resonates far beyond the summits.

Adrián, a boy with limited opportunities from the northern Peruvian town of Cerrito de la Virgen discovers surfing through a local non-profit organisation.

Two unlikely friends take on their biggest challenge ever.

Unusually salty at birth, Alice is diagnosed for Cystic Fibrosis before becoming the first woman in Ireland to shoot surf films in water from a female perspective.

Cache 23 follows the captivating journey of two canoeists, Michal and Karolina, as they traverse the vast, unforgiving wilderness of the Canadian Barren Lands.

We follow the Refugees Rock crew on their first walking and rock climbing trip to Snowdonia, summiting the iconic Moel Siabod and sharing songs and stories around a fire in Llanberis.

Filmmaker Dom Bush explores his personal relationship with risk and reward by telling the story of one of his climbing idols, Pete Whillance.

A short vignette that celebrates all of the dads who find community doing what they love, which in this case are sunrise swims at Henry Hagg Lake in Oregon.

Ashley Braunton is a 3rd generation surfer from Saunton in North Devon ranked 4th in the country for longboard, using surfing and community to get back on his feet.

A moving reflection on what it means to be connected... to the water, to the fish, to one's truest expression of self.

Alenka Mali, a 24-year-old athlete, becomes the first documented female to complete a snowboard base jump off Goat Ridge and the Chief in Squamish, BC.

Harry and Richard, take on a unique challenge at Stanage Edge: climbing 100 stars in a single day, all in support of Climbers Against Cancer (CAC).

An awe-inspiring odyssey about cave diving icon Jill Heinerth, and her journey of exploration, resilience and self-discovery in the planet’s deepest depths.

Mountain sports meet wildlife documentary, revealing the hilariously irrational side of mankind through the lens of artificial intelligence.

A powerful short film that chronicles the incredible journey of Ian Elliott, a 72-year-old Australian rock climber who defies conventional limits of aging.