Main Hall
11:30 – Programme A – 90 mins
| A Baffin Vacation – Love on Ice. Join adventures Erik and Sarah on yet another epic Baffin Vacation as they kite ski north along the remote coastline of Baffin. Over their 69 day holiday they ski mountains, climb an epic big wall, and cross a glacier in search of new rivers to white water kayak. |
| Going East “Going East” is a self-documented film that follows a group of curious skiers on a mission to travel as far east as possible and ski along the way using only public transport. They want to find out if a three-week ski trip is doable by public transport and how far it can take them. As they traverse diverse mountain ranges, immerse themselves in various cultures, and spend over 140 hours in transit, they ultimately realize that the true essence of these trips lies not just in the skiing, but in the journey itself. |
| IAN IAN is a powerful short film about defying age, chasing passion, and rewriting. |
| King of the Lakes Hector Pardoe Inspired by the famous Three Peaks Challenge – but with an open-water twist. Hector Pardoe set out to swim 55km across three of Britain’s most iconic lakes – Loch Lomond, Windermere, and Lake Bala – all within 24 hours! |
14:00 – Programme B – 90 mins
| Hughesy’s Tri-Nation Triathlon Two years after a dramatic air-ambulance rescue, everyday adventurer Claire Hughes sets out to hike, pack-raft, and cycle through Wales, England, and Scotland on an unsupported journey — a powerful testament to resilience, humour, and the joy of self-propelled travel. |
| King of Chaos Ultra Cycling’s Unlikely Hero Set against the backdrop of Justinas’s attempt at the Triple Crown, we dive into his motivation, backstory, and infectious attitude for life. With one goal in mind, “kicking ass”. |
| Women’s Night – 20 Years Whistler Mountain Bike Park marked a major milestone: 20 years of the iconic Women’s Night program, that’s empowered thousands of women to ride, connect, and grow their skills in one of the world’s most legendary bike parks. |
| Bad River: The Worlds Oldest River Beau Miles sets out to run the first 100 kilometres of the world’s oldest river to understand what all the fuss is about. This film follows a freckled, coastal outsider as he attempts to engage with an ancient landscape and its invisible pressures, moving through one of the most spellbinding environments on earth in search of understanding rather than answers. |
16:30 – Programme C – 90 mins Winter Olympics
| 70MPH Mobility Scooter – In the Snow A strong gold-medal chance for Team GB. Watch British plumber-turned-garage-inventor Colin Furze take the world’s fastest mobility scooter out on the snow. |
| Candide Thovex – Quattro No ski village, no problem. Candide Thovex shows us that snow is optional when it comes to flying down a mountain on skis. |
| Degrees North Xavier de la Rue and Samuel Anthamatten use paramotors to access and ride incredible lines on world’s gnarliest terrain in Svalbard. |
| Ice Bike Colin Furze again – arguably the greatest ShAFF Olympian – is dominant in both disciplines: frozen water and frozen orange juice. |
ICT 1
From 11:00 – Adventure Bites Loop – 30 mins
A Little Story about Forever. This short film about forever unfolds from the POVs of father (max) and son (kip) as they attempt to write a book about what forever means. The father feels overwhelmed by all of the threats to forever, like forever chemicals, and calls an unlikely hero – Mark Ruffalo – to ask for help seeing the big picture. |
| Aqua Ballet. An underwater dance with marine fauna filmed under the hull of a sailing boat in Polynesia by two freediving sailors. |
Mandala. After soaking in the vibrant atmosphere of Kathmandu, Kilian Bron and his team set off to explore the remote Dolpo region. There, far from the beaten paths, their journey unfolds along dizzying lines and through isolated villages, frozen in time. A raw and authentic adventure, shaped by the unknown, by risks, and by discoveries. The very essence of travel in a valley steeped in history. |
To Scale: TIME. This short film features a group of friends travelling to the Mojave desert to build and film a physical scale model of time nearly 7 km long that will showcase the evolution of our species and the universe in unprecedented detail and allow viewers to understand the span of our lifetime against that of the cosmos. |
| Why I Fly. Dive into Jean-Baptiste Chandelier’s dreamlike world, where a single leap lays him bare and reveals why he flies |
Maths Room 4
From 10:30 – Student Film Competition Loop – Cast your vote for your favourite.