Since I was seeing it for free (albeit on a tiny laptop screen), I decided to go ahead and take in the night-time short films, too!
By and large, these are longer, or deal with older people, or have much wilder and rougher storylines that aren't suitable for elementary-aged kids.
Erik Boomer and Sarah McNair-Landry set off on a 45-day expedition in the Canadian Arctic, crossing ice sheets and granite faces.
This explores Kit DesLauriers' two weeks of traversing the arctic on skis, in one of the most pristine wilderness areas in the world—the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.
Surfing via Frank Paine, a 73-year-old South Bay icon and humble local legend whose life orbits around a two-block stretch of beach.
Though they have each lost a leg in their own challenging stories, Meg Fisher and Jack Berry show us there is always a reason to keep pushing – to keep riding.
This time, Rafael Bridi took his record-breaking balloon crossing tightrope project back to his hometown of Florianópolis, Brazil. Enjoy the immersive experience from Rafael’s perspective, via 360 video.
Tear down the city is a mountain bike video filmed and created in the city of Montreal. It's a mix of classic mountain bike terrain in the forest with a touch of urban and street riding by Xavier Massicotte.
Most definitely a thrilling way to end this session, and a nice way to warm up my day.
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