sheffield adventure film festival 2015 brochure

20-22 MARCH 2015

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www.heason.netSpeakers, Films & Events for adventurous spirits and minds. Each year Heason Events organises the

Sheffield Adventure Film Festival (started in 2006), Cliffhanger (started in 2007) and the Buxton Adventure

Festival (started in 2012), three major events on the national outdoor calendar.

Showroom WorkstationPaternoster Row, Sheffield, S1 2BX

Showroom is one of the largest independent cinemas in Europe and the place to be for anyone with a

passion for film. Located in the heart of Sheffield’s cultural quarter, a stone’s throw away from the city’s

main train station and shopping centre, it is open 364 days a year showing the latest film releases,

classic cinema, family films and the best cinema from around the world. Festivals, Special Screenings

& Events add to the rich cultural mix of the city and their education activities engage learners of all ages.

Showroom is also one of Sheffield’s most vibrant meeting places with a café/bar serving fresh food and

refreshments daily as well as a free Wi-Fi service. We welcome you to join us.

Box office: 0114 275 7727

Please note: Programme details are subject to change and are correct at the time of printing

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about shaff

‘How To’ Guide.

There are more than 100 films showing at ShAFF this year.

There are also talks and Q&As with elite athletes and adventurers.

Films are grouped into themed sessions each lasting about 90

minutes. Sessions are spread across the weekend to help you

maximise your viewing.

There are two Adrenaline, three Bike (two MTB and one Road),

three Climb, one Mountain, three Run, two Ski & Board, four

Spirit of Adventure and one Surf & Kayak sessions.

There are also four screenings of our special ‘Young Adventurer’

family-friendly children’s sessions with two more ‘Too Cool For School’

screenings to bridge the gap into secondary school, and a further

two Teen Screen screenings for teenagers.

If that’s not enough, there’s our ‘Adventure Bites’ never-ending loop

of the best short films from the festival screening all weekend, and

especially for 2015 to celebrate our tenth birthday, a 2 hour loop of

classic films, one from each year the festival has run.

And as part of the new Festival Fringe you can enjoy free events like

the Viewranger Technology Forum and Cycle Touring Forum as well as

the MyOutdoors Second Hand Kit Sale and the Lowepro Adventure

Photography Exhibition.

In between times you can relax in the café / bar with music curated

from the films by Sheffield DJ Paul Hodgson.

Tickets are sold for individual sessions and events. You can buy

tickets individually or in a discounted carnet.

Celebrating 10 years!

Thank you for joining us for Sheffield Adventure Film Festival’s

10th birthday, presented by outdoor technical equipment

specialists Rab and supporting the Sheffield Helipad Appeal.

It’s a decade since Matt Heason started screening a Best of

Kendal Mountain Festival Night at the Showroom Cinema.

To celebrate we’re screening a record-number of films – 116

at the last count. We reckon that means we now screen more

films than any other adventure festival in the world – right here in

the heart of Sheffield, the UK’s Outdoor City. Matt’s also picked

his favourites from the past decade for our ShAFF Classics

loop with all proceeds going to the Sheffield Helipad Appeal.

Thank you also to all our sponsors and partners and in

particular our team of volunteers, headed up by Martin

Blackburn, and Dave Mycroft from MyOutdoors.co.uk for

organising our first ever Festival Fringe.

Enjoy the party, Matt Heason and Lissa Cook

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ticketsIndividual Tickets:

(Film screenings in the cinema screens & Pennine Lecture Theatre

+ talks / other events in any venue)

Adult Full: £8.50 / Adult Concession: £6

Film Screenings in Creative Lounge:

Adult Full: £6 / Adult Concession: £5 / Children (Under 15): £4 /

Family (maximum 2 children): £16

Adventure Bites Loop:

Adult: £3 / Children: £1 (Or free when you buy a discount Carnet)

ShAFF Classics Loop:

(all proceeds to Sheffield Hospitals Charity Helipad Appeal):

Adult £6 / Children £2

Carnet: (See terms and conditions on website or ask at Box Office)

X5: Full £35 / Concession £25



Note that not all screenings / events are in cinemas with tiered seating,

but we have always reflected this in the pricing. Please double check

where your session is screening on the day as changes to take place.

charity appealWe are suggesting a £1 donation is made to every ticket sold which

will go towards Sheffield Hospitals Charity raising money for the new

Helipad appeal at the Northern General Hospital. If you’d like to donate

a larger amount then you can do so either by choosing the £5 option

(online), or by booking over the phone or in person and requesting to

make a larger donation of your choice. If you would prefer to opt-out

from this voluntary donation, then you can choose a ‘without donation’

ticket when booking online, by phone or in person

presenters / judges / comperes / prizes The #ShAFF2015 Official Selection of films are eligible for a total

of £1,200 in prize money in the following categories:

Best Film – Grand Prize | The Climbing Works Best Climbing Film |

Best Short Film | Best Adrenaline Film | The Boulder Creek International

Best Spirit Of Adventure | Best Artistic Film | Best Soundtrack |

‘Steve Peat’ Best Biking Film | The Rapha Best Road Cycling Film |

Best Running Film | The Sixt Rent A Car Best Film Made In Sheffield |

Best Ski & Board Film | Best Women In Adventure Film

Films are judged by Festival Director Matt Heason; Nikalas Cook;

Claire Carter (Kendal Mountain Festival); Zena Toscani (Pro MovieMaker

magazine); Claire Maxted, Trail Running magazine); DJ Paul Hodgson

and Hayley Lever (Derbyshire Sport).

Each film session will be introduced by one of our team of

presenters – compere Emma Jenkinson (Em-Powers.eu);

Claire Maxted, Zena Toscani, Claire Carter and Nik Cook.

The awards will be announced on Thursday 12th March.

Programme designed by: www.designeverything.co.uk

a brief table of contentsAbout ShAFF & Tickets 4

Ticket Prices & Event Information 5

Timetable 5

Young Adventurers Sessions 9

Film Sessions 9-13

Lectures 14

Adventure Bites & ShAFF Classics Loops 14

ShAFF Fringe 15

Other Stuff 15

Alphabetical Film Listing 16-30

Women in Adventure 31

Advertisements 31-40

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RICKY LIGHTFOOT TALK19:00

CLIMB FILMS 119:00

ADVENTURE BITES U

60mins continuous loop

18:30–23:00

(last entry is 10pm)

BEST OF SHAFF CLASSICS LOOP

PG


18:30–23:00

(last entry is 9pm)

STEVE MCCLURE FILM + TALK

21:00

IMPOSSIBLE FILM PREMIERE

21:00

ADRENALINE FILMS 1

21:15

ADRENALINE FILMS 2

21:30

MOUNTAIN BIKE FILMS 1

19:15

SKI & BOARD FILMS 1

19:30

BMC SHAFF AMBASSADORS

HANGOUT(Invite only)

19:00

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FILMS 110:30

YOUNG ADVENTURERS 1

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YOUNG ADVENTURERS 2

U 12:00

TOO COOL FOR SCHOOL

U 13:30 CYCLE TOURING

FORUM (Free but registration

required)

14:00

SPIRIT OF ADVENTURE

FILMS 212:45

SPIRIT OF ADVENTURE

FILMS 317:00

SPIRIT OF ADVENTURE

FILMS 419:00

TEEN SCREEN

PG 15:00

ShED TALKS(Free but registration

required)

18:00

HOW TO BE A TRAVEL WRITER

WITH PHOEBE SMITH

12:00

FEATURE FILM ‘DAMNATION’

14:45

MADE IN SHEFFIELD FILMS

17:45

WOMEN IN ADVENTURE NETWORK(Invite only)

16:45

OUTDOOR INDUSTRIES

ASSOCIATION INDUSTRY HANGOUT(Invite only)

20:00

ADRENALINE FILMS 2

19:45

ROAD BIKE FILMS 19:30


21:30

ADRENALINE FILMS 1

21:30

RUN FILMS 111:00

CLIMB FILMS 3 ‘VALLEY UPRISING’

11:00

MOUNTAIN FILMS13:15

CLIMB FILMS 215:30

SKI & BOARD FILMS 2

15:30

SURF & KAYAK FILMS17:30

CLIMB FILMS 121:00

RUN FILMS 311:15

RUN FILMS 213:15

NIKKI KIMBALL TALK20:15

ADVENTURE BITES U


10:30–23:00


Note – Film screening, Lecture and Fringe venues can change subject to ticket sales. Please double check with Box Office. Most sessions are approx. 90 minutes.


PG


10:30–23:00

(last entry is 9pm)

FILMMAKING MASTERCLASS

WITH PAUL DIFFLEY(Free but registration required)

16:00

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ROAD BIKE FILMS 11:00

MADE IN SHEFFIELD FILMS

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VIEWRANGER TECHNOLOGY

FORUM(Free but registration

required) 11:00

WILDERNESS WEEKENDS WITH PHOEBE SMITH

(Free but registration required)

14:00

WRAP PARTY(Volunteers & VIPs –

Invite only)

16:00

MOUNTAIN FILMS 11:00

CLIMB FILMS 4 JEFF LOWE’S ‘METANOIA’

13:15

CLIMB FILMS 2 15:15

SPIRIT OF ADVENTURE

FILMS 410:30

YOUNG ADVENTURERS 1

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YOUNG ADVENTURERS 2

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TOO COOL FOR SCHOOL

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‘RISKY PLAY’ ANDY

KIRKPATRICK TALK, FILM + Q&A

PG 16:30

TEEN SCREEN

PG 17:00

SPIRIT OF ADVENTURE

FILMS 214:30

SPIRIT OF ADVENTURE

FILMS 118:45

SKI & BOARD FILMS 1

20:45SKI & BOARD

FILMS 221:00

SURF & KAYAK FILMS 20:00

BEST OF #SHAFF2015 & AWARDS

18:45

SPIRIT OF ADVENTURE

FILMS 312:30

RUN FILMS 117:45

RUN FILMS 313:15

RUN FILMS 215:30

STEVE BIRKINSHAW

TALK15:00


17:30


19:30

Note – Film screening, Lecture and Fringe venues can change subject to ticket sales. Please double check with Box Office. Most sessions are approx. 90 minutes.

ADVENTURE BITES U


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film sessions

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Teen Screen Sat 15:00 / Sun 17:00

Too Cool For School Sat/Sun 13:30

Young Adventurers 1 Sat/Sun 10:30

Young Adventurers 2 Sat/Sun 12:00

In association with Mountain Munchkins

iPaddle (7mins)

500 Miles to Nowhere (8mins)

7th Expanse – A Wakeboarding Film

(12mins)

Wild Women – Hannah Barnes (4mins)

From Beginner to Brazil (6mins)

Miles Above – Episode 7 (8mins)

Walking On Sunshine (4mins)

Lines of Lofoten (9mins)

Slacker (3mins)

Vasu Sojitra: Out on a Limb (7mins)

Mountain Munchkins Mini Adventure Theatre (Creative Lounge)

Our Young Adventurers 1, 2, Too Cool For School, Teen Screen,

Adventure Bites and ShAFF Classics are certificate

PG or U .

All other film sessions are certificate 18 . This is not because the

films necessarily warrant it but because, without undergoing a

costly process, we have to certify them as 18. Each year we

aim to make more of our films available to a younger audience.

Children will also be allowed into all Live Events and Lectures,

but we can’t be held responsible for any strong language used.


Joe Moore – A Short Skate Film (6mins)

14.c (9mins)

Beyond The Drop (5mins)

Tick Mark Master (1min)

The Revenge Of The Beasts (6mins)

Wild Women – Shauna Coxsey (4mins)

Endless Roads – Yellow Horizons (10mins)

Danny MacAskill – The Ridge (8mins)


Monkey In Wonderland (4mins)

Bounce (4mins)

Jason Park – Forever Home (5mins)

Dirty Toys (3mins)

Do This (2mins)

Dream (6mins)

Extreme Jumpy (2mins)

One Way Or The Other (3mins)

Santa Cruz 5010 (5mins)

Touch (5mins)

Inside of the Mind of Colin Furze (3mins)


Run Funning (5mins)

Kilian Martin – A Skate Escalation (4mins)

Bryan and Kaia (3mins)

Afterglow – Lightsuit Segment (3mins)

Extreme Toys – MTB (3mins)

Into The Ditch (2mins)

Wedge (4mins)

Skate the Steel (5mins)

Icefall (4mins)

Movement of Three (3mins)

Race The Tube (2mins)

The Balloon Highline (5mins)FILM: 500 Miles to Nowhere FILM: Race The Tube

FILM: Extreme Jumpy

FILM: Dirty Toys

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film sessions

Adrenaline Films 1 Fri 21:15 / Sat 21:30

Adrenaline Films 2 Fri 21:30 / Sat 19:45

Best Of ShAFF 2015 Sun 18:45

Climb Films 1 Fri 19:00 / Sat 21:00

El Sendero Luminoso (6mins)


Jason Park – Forever Home (5mins)

Dream (6mins)

Inside of the Mind of Colin Furze (3mins)


kOnneX (6mins)

Touch (5mins)



Kilian Martin – A Skate Escalation (4mins)

Miles Above – Episode 7 (8mins)

Wild Women – Faith Dickey (4mins)

Lines of Lofoten (9mins)

Icefall (4mins)


Skate The Steel (5mins)

All other film sessions are certificate 18 . This is not because the

films necessarily warrant it but because, without undergoing a costly

process, we have to certify them as 18. Each year we aim to make

more of our films available to a younger audience.

Children will also be allowed into all Live Events and Lectures, but we

can’t be held responsible for any strong language used.

Monkey In Wonderland (4mins)

Joe Moore – A Short Skate Film (6mins)

Danny MacAskill – Epecuén (11mins)

Wild Women – Ellen Brennan (5mins)


Desert Ice (12mins)

Walking On Sunshine (4mins)

One Way Or The Other (3mins)

Movement of Three (3mins)


The Revenge Of The Beasts (6mins)

Wedge (4mins)

Slacker (3mins)

Endless Roads – Yellow Horizons (10mins)

The Balloon Highline (5mins)

Every year we show a series of Best of ShAFF screenings.

The first of these is always on the Sunday night of the

festival weekend. That’s this session. We’ll post details

of the films to be screened about a week or so before

the festival once the judges have decided on this year’s

winners. This session usually sells out so don’t wait for us

to post the film details, just trust us that they will be the

best of the festival.

In association with The Climbing Works


Patience (6mins)

No Sleep Till Bakewell (10mins)

Place Of Happiness (9mins)

Tick Mark Master (1min)

Desert Ice (12mins)

Redemption: The James Pearson Story (53mins)

FILM: Slacker

FILM: Patience

FILM: Signatures

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Climb Films 2 Sat 15:30 / Sun 15:15

Climb Films 3 Sat 11:00

Climb Films 4 Sun 13:15

DamNation Sat 14:45

In association with The Climbing WorksThe Hardest Line (11mins)

Project Mina (32mins)

Sufferfest 2 (27mins)

Stone Free (24mins)


Valley Uprising (98mins) Winner of the Grand Prize at Banff

Mountain Film Festival and Kendal Mountain Film Festival.


Jeff Lowe’s Metanoia (84mins) Winner of Best Mountaineering

Film at Kendal Mountain Film Festival

DamNation (87mins)

Winner of Best Environment & Culture Film at

Kendal Mountain Festival.

FILM: Forged

FILM: Project Mina

FILM: Epecuén

IMpossible Premiere Fri 21:00

Made In Sheffield Sat 17:45 / Sun 11:00

Mountain Bike Films 1 Fri 19:15 / Sun 17:30

In association with Mountain Pro magazine

Film Double Bill – Valeur + IMpossible + Q&A

Paralympic Cycling Silver Medallist, Karen Darke, presents

the film of her recent Ironman attempt ‘IMpossible’ with

director, Lukasz Warzecha (Polished Project). They are

joined by former England Rugby Captain, Catherine Spencer,

who will present the short film ‘Valeur’ about tackling two

4,000m alpine climbs for the Endure Foundation.

In association with Sixt Rent A Car

Forged (13mins)

iWalk (3mins)

Do This (2mins)

Run Funning (5mins)

Project Fear (10mins)

A Front Door Adventure (6mins)

No Sleep Till Bakewell (10mins)

The Hardest Line (11mins)

Wild Women – Shauna Coxsey (4mins)

Skate the Steel (5mins)

Tour De France – Peak District Cycling (2mins)

Huayhuash (13mins)


Forgotten Dirt (14mins)

Danny MacAskill – Epecuén (11mins)


Island of Thorns (13mins)

All My Own Stunts (26mins)

Mountain Bike Films 2 Sat 21:30 / Sun 19:30



Forged (13mins)

Wild Women – Hannah Barnes (4mins)

Lines Of Lofoten (9mins)

Horace and The Rough Stuff Fellowship (15mins)

Signatures (30mins)

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film sessionsRunning Films 1 Sat 11:00 / Sun 17:45

Running Films 3 Sat 11:15 / Sun 13:15

Running Films 2 Sat 13:15 / Sun 15:30

All running film sessions are in association with Trail Running Magazine

The Original (8mins)

Among the Wild: The Arrowhead 135 (29mins)

Just Keep Running (10mins)

West To The Sea (14mins)

Set Of Wainwrights (33mins)

The Barkley Marathons: The Race That Eats Its Young (90mins)


The Black Cuillin (8mins)

Travailen (27mins)

Running Wild (15mins)

Finding Traction (57mins)

Road Cycling Films Sat 19:30 / Sun 11:00

In association with Rapha

Davis & Connie (16mins)

Ghost Peloton (12mins)

Old, Grey and Fast (12mins)

Road Bike Party 2 – Behind The Scenes (28mins)

Road Bike Party 2 (6mins)

Tour De France – Peak District Cycling (1min)

Come on, Eileen (20mins)

FILM: The Ridge FILM: Among the Wild: The Arrowhead 135

FILM: The Original

FILM: Come On Eileen FILM: Finding Traction

Mountain Films Sat 13:15 / Sun 11:00 In association with Trek & Mountain Magazine

The Ridge (3mins)

Icefall (4mins)

Arctic AIR (32mins)

Sub-Zero – John Freeman (6mins)

The Frozen Titans (52mins)

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Ski & Board Films 1 Fri 19:30 / Sun 18:45

Ski & Board Films 2 Sat 15:30 / Sun 21:00

Spirit Of Adventure 1 Sat 10:30 / Sun 18:45

Spirit Of Adventure 4 Sat 19:00 / Sun 10:30 Surf & Kayak Films Sat 17:30 / Sun 20:00



Hangout (36mins)

Lorraine – The Movie (9mins)

Almost Ablaze (30mins)

AfterGlow (12mins)

kOnneX (6mins)

One of Those Days 2 (5mins)


Sugar Mountain (45mins)

All ‘Spirit of Adventure’ films are in association with Boulder Creek International

Delta Dawn (17mins)

500 Miles to Nowhere (8mins)

As The Crow Flies (62mins)

Meet On A Hilltop (5mins)

Jack (4mins)

Last Weekend (5mins)


Trail Therapy (7mins)

Vermillion (8mins)

The Maestro Of Mongolia (25mins)

Where Walking Took Me (4mins)

Megamoon (18mins)

iPaddle (7mins)

Beyond The Drop (5mins)

7th Expanse – A Wakeboarding Film (12mins)

Dream (6mins)

Nobody’s River (23mins)

Edges Of Sanity (8mins)

From Beginner to Brazil (6mins)

Hanging Spear (16mins)

Wedge (4mins)


iWalk (3mins)

In The Frame (45mins)

Karun (15mins)

IMpossible (20mins)

Good Morning Scandinavia (8mins)

Hunting for Monsters (11mins)

Derby Crazy Love (63mins)

FILM: AfterGlow

FILM: kOnneX

FILM: 500 Miles to Nowhere

FILM: Dream FILM: Beyond the Drop

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Team Salomon Running Session with ultra runner Ricky Lightfoot, Fri 19:00In association with Trail Running Magazine

Ricky Lightfoot is a professional trail and mountain runner.

The 29 year old fireman from Cumbria describes his strengths

as being very versatile on all surfaces from ultra trail to road

and says he is probably best on medium to long fell races.

Ricky will be on stage in conversation with Trail Running Magazine

– there will also be the chance for the audience to ask Ricky

questions about his training regime, nutrition, and experience of

racing and recovering from injury.

BMC TV Climbing Session with Steve McClure, Fri 21:00In association with Climb Magazine

Steve McClure is one of the best rock-climbers in the world,

having climbed the hardest sport route in the UK at 9a+,

numerous new routes at the grade of 9a and onsighted

many at 8b+. Despite being better known for his sport

climbing achievements, you might also find him wiggling in

wires in Pembroke or sleeping in a portaledge on a 1000m

wall in Greenland.

Steve will be showing his new film Verdon, giving a talk and

taking questions and answers as well as signing copies of his

new book, Beyond Limits – A Life Through Climbing.

How to be a Travel Writer with Phoebe Smith, Sat 12:00Presented by Wanderlust magazine

Had an incredible adventure? We all want to share our

experiences but how do you write about yours in a way that

people will want to read? And where and how can you get it

published? Wanderlust magazine editor Phoebe Smith, author of

Extreme Sleeps: Adventures of a Wild Camper and Wilderness

Weekends: Wild Adventures in Britain’s Rugged Corners reveals

her expert tips, common mistakes to avoid and helpful advice

for writing, pitching and publishing your stories.

Nikki Kimball Endurance Running Talk, Sat 20:15In association with Trail Running Magazine

American endurance runner, Nikki Kimball, star of Finding

Traction, will talk about her quest to become the fastest person in

history to run America’s oldest hiking trail, the 273-mile Long Trail.

She will address issues of motivation and mental health and her

personal struggle with depression. And as a physiotherapist she’ll

be able to tackle audience questions about race preparation and

physical health in sport.

Berghaus Running Session with ultra fell runner Steve Birkinshaw, Sun 15.00In association with Trail Running Magazine

This summer, Cumbrian fell runner Steve Birkinshaw set a new

record for tackling all of Alfred Wainwright’s 214 peaks in the

Lake District, breaking Joss Naylor’s 1987 time of seven days,

one hour and 25 minutes. Steve ran the equivalent of two

marathons a day completing a total of 320 miles, with 118,000ft

of ascent in six days and 13 hours. His sister has Multiple

Sclerosis and his challenge raised more than £20,000 for

MS charities the national MS Society and a local charity, the

Samson Centre.

Risky Play with Andy Kirkpatrick, Sun 16.30We’re proud to present to premiere of climber, author and

comedian Andy Kirkpatrick’s latest film X Box To Ice plus

DoTryThisAtHome adventurer Tim Meek in conversation with

Andy on the subject of Risky Play – how to encourage your

kids to have adventures.

festival lectures looped film sessions Playing from 10:30-23:00 (18:30-23:00 on Friday), these two looped sessions play continuously.

Adventure Bites Loop

Best Of ShAFF Classics Loop

A family-friendly hour long loop of all the best short films across #ShAFF2015’s Official Selection. A ticket will gain you entry once but you can stay as long as you like. If you arrive part-way through the loop you can simply watch until the loop finishes and keep watching until you catch up. If the room is full when you arrive, just wait until someone leaves. Simple.

iPaddle (7mins)




Touch (5mins)


Last Weekend (5mins)

Wild Women – Faith Dickey (4mins)



The Balloon Highline (5mins)

A two hour long loop of Festival Director Matt Heason’s favourite films from the past decade. Filmmakers have kindly waived their licensing fees and all proceeds will go to the Sheffield Helipad Appeal.

2015: Danny MacAskill – The Ridge (8 mins)

2014: Road From Karakol (25 mins)

2013: All I Can – Imagination (5 mins)

2012: Into Thin Air (9 mins)

2011: Dark Side Of The Lens (6 mins)

2010: Kranked Revolve (11 mins)

2009: Grit Kids (20 mins)

2008: Zoltan (5mins)

2007: Esoterica (15 mins)

2006: Balancing Point (6 mins)

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looped film sessions Playing from 10:30-23:00 (18:30-23:00 on Friday), these two looped sessions play continuously.

This year we’ve created the ShAFF Fringe – all the added

extras including free sessions (some open to the public,

some invitation only). So in between watching films and

lectures there’s plenty to see and do.

Women In Adventure Network launch, Sat 16:45-19:30 (Invitation only)Expert panel + Q&A on whether we’re starting to see a shift towards seeing equal numbers of women in adventure sports on the big screen, behind the camera and in the audience.

Industry Hangout, Sat 20:00 (Invitation only)With the Outdoor Industries Association and MyOutdoors.co.ukA chance for filmmakers, sponsors and partners to get together, make contacts, relax and have a drink.

Wilderness Weekends: Wild Adventures in Britain’s Rugged Corners, Sun 14:00(Free but registration required)

Presented by Wanderlust MagazineShe may be editor of a travel magazine but Phoebe

Smith is adamant that you don’t need to go far to have

an adventure. So if you think the wild places only lurk in

the distant corners of the globe then this is the talk for

you. Here she reveals some of the best places to find

wilderness and unlocks the secrets to Britain’s most

rugged corners.

Technology Forum, Sun 11:00 (Free but registration required) Presented by ViewRanger

The Technology Forum will examine the latest trends and developments in technology through the eyes of those working in the outdoors industry.

Wrap Party, Sun 20:30 (Staff & Volunteers only)Our thank you to all those volunteers without whose hard work ShAFF would never happen.

all weekendAccelerate Running HubSheffield based running specialists Accelerate will have a dedicated space to cater to runners’ every need.

Book Signing / SalesAward-winning Sheffield publisher Vertebrate Publishing will be attending ShAFF again this year.

Exhibition AreaThe Workstation will play host to a range of exhibitors for the weekend. Check out their stands and chat to the people who support the festival and make it all possible. Full list of

exhibitors on the website.

Food & DrinkThe Showroom Bar will feature ‘Intrepid Pale Ale’, especially brewed for ShAFF by Abbeydale

Brewery and a special ShAFF adventure themed menu.

Indoor Orienteering CourseHave a go at indoor orienteering as part of ShAFF 2015. Pick up a map of the Showroom from the exhibition in the Workstation and have a go at finding the letters hidden around the building.

Kids ActivitiesBetween film screenings in the Creative Lounge from 10.00 until 15.30 (Sat) / 17.00 (Sun) YHA will be on site supervising a range of activities for kids. They will be free to anybody attending our family friendly film sessions for half an hour before each screening, and during any breaks in the screenings.

Lowepro Photo ExhibitionThe Lowepro sponsored exhibition, curated by MyOutdoors’ Managing Editor Dave Mycroft, features the best adventure sports photographers from around the world including a special ‘Women in Adventure’ exhibition on the mezzanine floor.

Second Hand Kit SaleLike a car boot sale for outdoors folk, this environmentally friendly event will be more of a ‘Rucksack Sale’ – i.e. anything that can be fitted into a rucksack. Sponsored by MyOutdoors.

ShAFF Single ShotLowepro and MyOutdoors are sponsoring the annual photography competition open to all – ‘ShAFF Single Shot’ with 6 short-listed photographers on show at ShAFF, including three on the theme of Women in Adventure.

ShAFF SoundtrackDJ & Producer Paul Hodgson is curating a playlist of the best soundtracks from this year’s films which will be played in The Showroom bar throughout the weekend.

ShAFF fringe

BMC ShAFF Ambassadors Hangout, Fri 19:30 (Invitation only)With Creative Sheffield and Abbeydale BreweryShAFF ambassadors are climbers, bikers, runners and

other active folk who live in or near Sheffield and who

are famous within their circles.

Cycle Touring Forum, Sat 14:00 (Free but registration required)With the UK Cycle Touring FestivalRecord-breaking adventurer, author and motivational

speaker Dave Cornthwaite hosts a panel of experienced,

two-wheeled travellers to answer all your questions.

Filmmaking Masterclass, Sat 16:00 (Free but registration required)

Paul Diffley is back by popular demand with another

filmmaking masterclass. Paul will use behind the scenes

footage from Hot Aches’ latest film Redemption – The James

Pearson Story to teach you everything you need to know

about making a living in the adventure sports industry.

ShED Talks, Sat 18:00 (Free but registration required)Presented by Sidetracked magazine

In association with Beautiful Everything

In a nod to the popular TED Talks, the ShED talks will

follow a similar format – short talks from a wide variety of

speakers on subjects that they know passionately or a

cause that they feel strongly about or even a pitch for an

up and coming project or planned expedition. We’ll record

the talks and publish them on ShAFF’s YouTube channel.

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alphabetical film listing

14.cKai Lightner discovered the world of rock climbing at the

age of six. Now at 14 and with his mom as his belay partner,

he is pushing the boundaries and grades of both indoor and

outdoor climbing.

500 Miles to NowhereAn elite group of paragliders attempt an unsupported vol-bivvy

across the Rockies. It’s the ultimate alpine minimalist approach

to travel in the mountains at 18,000 feet.

7th Expanse – A Wakeboarding FilmA wakeboarding film set in a quarry found deep within the

Peak District. We’re delighted to welcome director and Sheffield

Hallam university photography student Ed Birch back to ShAFF.

Last year we premiered his debut film 7 Cogs Of Sheffield.

A Front Door AdventureLiving in Sheffield, you don’t have to go far to find beauty,

it’s right outside your front door.

AfterGlowDeep pillows and Alaskan spines, all filmed at night, with

massive lights, custom made LED suits, and a national

government’s worth of logistics, planning, and civil engineering.

It’s two parts creativity, one part branded content, and a

pinch of masochism for good measure. Featuring Pep Fujas

and Eric Hjorleifson, Chris Benchetler and Daron Rahlves.

We’re big fans of Sweetgrass Productions here at ShAFF.

Their film Solitaire won the 2012 ShAFF Best Artistic Film award.

Afterglow’s creative ambition and never-been-done-before

scale shoot make this latest offering simply unmissable.

All My Own StuntsA portrait of Yorkshireman Rob Jarman, the downhill mountain bike

rider and professional stuntman, and his recovery from a near fatal

accident while filming with director Alastair Lee for Berghaus.

Almost AblazeExperience a new level of sensory overload as each athlete

is wired for sound, immersing the audience completely in the

moment. All the freestyle, big slope shots you’d expect plus a

remarkable light-show sequence as well as a moving segment

revisiting the Sarajevo ‘84 Olympics venues mixing urban ski

action with archive footage from the Games.

Among the Wild: The Arrowhead 135The Arrowhead 135 Ultra is notorious for cold and extreme

conditions and has been called one of the 50 toughest winter

races on the planet. Racers were allowed to attempt the

challenging 135-mile terrain on foot, bike or ski and given only

60 hours to complete the course, completely self-supported

with only three checkpoints on the route. The film follows Bonnie

Moebeck on bike, John Storkamp on foot and Mark Scotch on

skis – as they attempt to make it to the finish line.

FILM: All My Own Stunts

FILM: AfterGlow

FILM: 500 Miles to Nowhere

FILM: Among the Wild: The Arrowhead 135

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Arctic AIRBrothers Niall and Finn McCann pack their pulks with gear for ski

mountaineering, ice climbing and speed flying, and head off into

the Caledonian Alps in Eastern Greenland for an adventure.

As The Crow FliesThis summer the Beeline Britain team – supported by Prince

Harry’s Endeavour Fund – kayaked, cycled, mountain biked

and hiked their way across the UK, completing two record

breaking sea crossings on route, including the longest open

sea kayak crossing in UK waters; 34 hours of non-stop kayaking

over 200km.

The team of four included a serving RAF Aircrew, a retired

Army Captain and Team GB Paralympian, a professional kayak

coach and the first Welsh woman to summit Mount Everest.

Filmmaker Ian Burton filmed their epic attempt to travel from

Land’s End to John O’Groats in a straight line.

Beyond the DropSix pro kayakers run the legendary Agua Azul river in Chiapas,

Mexico, featuring impossibly blue water and a series of five large

waterfalls. Led by Rafa Ortiz, the kayak team, including Rush

Sturges, Evan Garcia, Aniol Serrasolses, Martina Wegman and

Casper Van Kalmthout, have fun exploring the river and the local

culture, showing us that when it comes to running waterfalls

there’s a lot more to it than just the drop.

BounceFilmmaker Guillaume Blanchet always travels with a ball in his

suitcase. Bounce is his witty, animated postcard from his trips to

Canada, France, Greece, the USA and Morocco and a celebration

of friendship, freedom and the beautiful game.

Bryan and KaiaMountain biker Bryan Gregory attempts to keep up with his dog,

Kaia, on a piece of Pacific Northwest single track. Like this?

Check out Hollywood stunt dog action in Extreme Jumpy.

(It’s festival organiser Lissa’s dream to have an entire session

devoted to dog films).

Come on, EileenThe remarkable story of Eileen Sheridan, one of Britain’s greatest

ever cyclists, who defied the odds to become a pro-cyclist in the

1950s, setting records that would stand for decades. Eileen, now

aged 90, gives a first hand account of her astonishing career, from

early Coventry Touring Club days to her famous endurance rides

as a professional.

Rarely seen archive is combined with

dramatic reconstruction to recreate her

epic 1954 ride from Lands End to John

O’Groats, a journey that pushed her to

her absolute limits. With narration by

comedian Josie Long.

DamNationDamNation explores the sea change in American attitudes from

pride in big dams as engineering wonders to the growing awareness

that the country’s own future is bound to the life and health of its

rivers. Where obsolete dams come down, rivers bound back to

life, giving salmon and other wild fish the right of return to primeval

spawning grounds, after decades without access. DamNation’s

majestic cinematography and unexpected discoveries move

through rivers and landscapes altered by dams, but also through

a metamorphosis in values, from conquest of the natural world to

knowing ourselves as part of nature.

Danny MacAskill – Epecuén In 1985 the seaside town of Epecuén in Argentina became

completely submerged when a nearby dam broke. 25 years

later the town has re-emerged. Watch as Danny MacAskill brings

a forgotten city back to life with his latest street trials film.

Danny MacAskill – The RidgeFor the first time in one of his films trials rider Danny MacAskill

climbs aboard a mountain bike and returns to his native home

of the Isle of Skye in Scotland to take on a death-defying ride

along the notorious Cuillin Ridgeline.

FILM: Come on Eileen FILM: Danny MacAskill – The Ridge

FILM: Bryan and Kaia

FILM: Beyond the Drop

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alphabetical film listings

Davis & ConnieThis film is about two of America’s finest and most inspiring

road racers, Davis Phinney and Connie Carpenter-Phinney.

For anyone who saw them race, Davis and Connie came to

represent the best in American road racing, combining bold

racing with uncompromising attitudes on and off the bike.

Their careers saw them move from domination of domestic

races to international and Olympic success.

Filmed at their home in Boulder, Colorado, Davis and Connie

uses interviews with both riders, along with accounts from

contemporaries such as Andy Hampsten, Douglas Emerson

and Coors Classic race promoter, Michael Aisner.

Through archive footage, it also documents their journey

to the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics, and deals with Davis’s

subsequent experiences of living with Parkinson’s disease.

Delta Dawn The Colorado River hasn’t kissed the sea in almost two

decades – until the spring of 2014 when an experimental

pulse of water was released into this forgotten delta.

Filmmaker Pete McBride and team of river runners followed

the water to witness this unprecedented restoration effort,

and attempted to be the only, and potentially the last to

float the Colorado River to the sea by paddle board.

Derby Crazy Love“You’re in roller skates, and you’re hitting people. You definitely

have to be a little crazy to play this sport.” Welcome to the world

of women’s roller derby. Derby Crazy Love is an adrenaline inducing

ride through the subculture of women’s roller derby,

featuring Montreal’s New Skis on the Block, London Roller Girls

and NYC’s Gotham Girls.

The craze died out in the 1970s but since 2000 has been enjoying

a revival, growing hugely in popularity, developing organically with

no governing body or leagues. This documentary is a fun-filled,

fast-paced introduction to the sport following some of the leading

lights in the run up to the Montreal team, New Skids on the Block’s

biggest battle yet against the London Rollergirls.

Desert Ice Jess Huey and Scott Adamson climb into the high-desert slot

canyons of Southwest Utah in search of what some are calling the

best water-ice discovery in the last 20 years.

Dirty Toys Epic motocross on a mini scale. Karim Rejeb creates extreme

sports stop-motion with Playmobil characters in this short,

filmed with a GoPro Hero 2.

Do This – A Peak District AnimationHave you ever been told “don’t act like a

typical tourist”? This animation and song

was created to educate and encourage

young people to follow the country code

and behave responsibly when they visit

the Peak District.

Dream When a newbie kayaker goes paddling, he discovers a posse of pros

on the river and wonders whether someday he could be that cool.

A daydream in the eddy transforms the purple-helmeted rookie into

a whitewater Adonis. Join white-water legend Ben Marr as he takes

us to a world where a paddler’s wildest fantasies come true.

Edges Of Sanity Shot on location in September with big waves breaking in a

foot of water on slabs off Scotland’s north-west coast, director

Chris McClean is back with another captivating, cold-water

surfing short, set to poetry with veteran British actor Charles

Dance reading Dan Crockett’s verse.

“It’s been said, On far shores, weary mariners hear voices.

Songs so beautiful they cast a spell. There is no choice but to hear.”

El Sendero Luminoso On January 15, 2014, Alex Honnold free-soloed El Sendero

Luminoso (The Shining Path) in El Portrero Chico, Mexico in a little

over three hours. The climb rises 2,500 feet to the summit of El Toro

making this possibly the most difficult rope-less climb in history.

FILM: Desert Ice

FILM: Derby Crazy Love

FILM: El Sendero Luminoso

FILM: Do This

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Endless Roads – Yellow HorizonsA roadtrip in Spain with the Longboard Girls Crew.

Seven female riders, 1 van, 15 days and 4,300 km. In this first

chapter they start their journey traveling 600 km in the van in

order to get to Cabo de Gata Natural Area, in Almería. They

spend three days over there, enjoying unique volcanic-origin

landscapes, the deep blue sea breaking against the winding

coastline, August relentless sun and secondary roads that

leads to small towns and coves in the Mediterranean coast.

Extreme JumpyJumpy the dog doing extreme stunts with a little help from his

trainer, Omar Muller, whose animal training film credits include

The Italian Job, Four Brothers, Jackass 3D, and Water for

Elephants. His dog Uggie starred in the Oscar winning film,

The Artist. Uggie is also the first dog to have his paw prints

on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. In case you’re wondering,

he’s a Border-Collie cross.

Extreme Toys – MTBAwesome MTB & BMX Playmobil StopMotion video.

Karim Rejeb creates extreme sports stop-motion with

Playmobil characters. In this episode the Playmobil riders

explore the Mountain Bike & BMX world, ridden on

mountain trails and unpaved environments.

Finding TractionFinding Traction presents the inspirational story of ultra runner

Nikki Kimball’s quest to become the fastest person in history

to run America’s oldest hiking trail, the 273-mile Long Trail.

Like this? Book to see Nikki’s talk on Saturday night.

ForgedFollowing on from the success of his debut film North at last year’s SHAFF, local director, Tom Richards, explores a more diverse range of riding from downhill to road in Forged, filmed entirely in Sheffield and the surrounding Peak District.

Forgotten Dirt Mountain bikers are constantly exploring the world around them, looking for new trails to discover. But as our world shrinks, unridden trail networks are harder and harder to find. Matt Hunter and a small team of riders travel to the remote Wakhan Corridor in Afghanistan on a world first mountain bike expedition to explore trails that are thousands of years old. Ironically, their search for new trails leads to some of the oldest trails on earth.

From Beginner to BrazilIn preparation for a journey along the Brazilian coastline

for the twelfth leg of his Expedition1000 project, Dave

Cornthwaite travelled to Zanzibar to learn how to kitesurf.

Dave’s Expedition1000 project involves 25 journeys of

1000 miles or more, each one using a different form of

non-motorised transport including skateboarding across

Australia, stand up paddleboarding the Mississippi and

swimming the Lower Missouri.

FILM: Forged

FILM: Finding Traction

FILM: From Beginner to Brazil

FILM: Do This

FILM: Forgotten Dirt

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Ghost PelotonCreated for the Grand Depart of the Tour de France in Yorkshire

Ghost Peloton fuses performance cycling with choreography

and the landscapes of the route, illuminated with NVA’s bespoke

light suit.

Good Morning ScandinaviaOn 14th August Dave stepped into a Hobie Mirage Adventure

Kayak for the first time and began a journey from Oslo to Helsinki.

On October 1st he completed the trip having covered 1000.5 miles

in 48 days. Good Morning Scandinavia is a compilation of moments

from a daily diary filmed and edited on an iPhone from the confines

of his kayak.

Like this? Check out Dave’s other film ‘From Beginner to Brazil’

and he’ll also be chairing the Cycle Touring Forum.

Hanging SpearWhen a river drops over 950 feet in three quarters of a mile, it

stops looking like a river and starts looking more like a cliff with

water pouring over it. And when two of the best kayakers in the

world see the tumult of water plunging down the mountainside,

they start looking for ways to paddle it. Steve Fisher and

Pat Keller saw the Opalescent River and its Hanging Spear

Gorge in upstate New York and never looked back.

HangoutHangout is a freeski film made for fun where friendship, fun and

simplicity are the priority. From the makers of the ShAFF 2013

Best Ski/Board Film Pour Vous Servir, Hangout features the cream

of French skiers as well as 12 year old Estonian skier Kelly Sildaru.

PVS Company once again aims to capture their team’s passion

for skiing by mixing different styles and disciplines, filmed in

breath-taking locations, set to cracking soundtracks.

Horace and the Rough Stuff Fellowship”Rough stuff begins where the tarmac ends.” Horace and

The Rough Stuff Fellowship tells the story of Horace Dall, an

astronomer who – 80 years ago – single-handedly crossed

Iceland’s moon-like central desert by bike in his suit and tie,

solo, with just a napkin-sized map and the stars as his guide.

25 years later Dick Phillips and the UK based Rough Stuff

Fellowship club riders set out with the same dream.

Now Sebastian Doerk follows in their footsteps, filming the

stunning landscape and asking the eternal questions:

Why do we go off road?

Why leave the comforts of home?

Are there any new adventures to be had?

HuayhuashThree mountain bikers from Colorado attempt a multi-day

circumnavigation of the Huayhuash range of the Peruvian

Andes on a spur-of-the-moment trip with nothing but their

bikes, gear, cameras and friendship.

A gnarly crash and gun-toting locals add drama to the film

by the friends who have no formal film-making background.

As TheClymb review puts it, the resulting film “touches a

magic bal ance between look ing like the dream trip of a

life time and some thing you could do yourself.”

Hunting for MonstersLake Iliamna, Alaska’s largest lake, is home to many native

communities and is the world’s largest sockeye salmon run.

It’s also the potential site of the controversial Pebble Mine

and the elusive Lake Monster, Illie.

On a hot day in mid-July Bjørn Olson and his travelling

companion Brent were deposited to the far shore of Cook Inlet

in a landing craft cargo ship and began their human powered

journey by fatbike and packraft through Iliamna country to

Bristol Bay, hoping to catch a glimpse of the illusive creature

and slice of Alaska where monsters can still roam free.

FILM: Ghost Peloton

FILM: Good Morning Scandinavia FILM: Horace and the Rough Stuff Fellowship

FILM: Huayhuash

FILM: Hunting for Monsters

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IcefallDani Arnold, Stefan Siegrist, and other

remarkable athletes climb frozen waterfalls

in Norway, illuminated to glow with ethereal

beauty for this stunning night-shot film.

IMpossibleAn inspirational film about the

psychology and motivation that

enables people to overcome things

that seem impossible in life.

In 1983 Karen Darke was paralysed in

a rock-climbing accident. Since then,

she says she’s lost count of the number

of times people have asked her how to

‘overcome’ the mental and emotional

hurdles that exist when we face major

challenges in life.

IMpossible follows her attempt to complete the Mallorca

Ironman – swimming 2.4 miles, handbiking 112 miles and using

a racing wheelchair to run the 26.2 mile marathon. Karen joins

Jose Manuel Lopez on the final leg of his quest to break the

world record for the number of Ironman challenges completed

in one year (he’s currently up to about 75!).

Also featuring four-time Ironman Triathlon World Champion,

Chrissie Wellington, and the world’s greatest living explorer,

Sir Ranulph Fiennes.

This film was funded via Kickstarter and will premiere at ShAFF.

In the FrameIn March 2011 Joe Beaumont fell off a mountain. He is very

lucky to be alive. Joe sustained multiple injuries down one

side of his body and lay in intensive care. Thanks to the

volunteers from Wasdale Mountain Rescue Team he was

airlifted by the RAF Boulmer SaR team to hospital where he

began his long journey towards recovery.

In September 2013, with a team of friends,he set off on

his biggest challenge yet. Film maker Dom Bush was there

capture every moment.

After cycling one legged for nearly 600 miles, we knew that

scaling Ben Nevis was just too far for someone that was

unable to walk.

With the frame off and 9 months of recovery, Joe returned in

August 2014 to set out what he originally intended to do all that

time ago and reach the highest point, to summit Ben Nevis.

Inside of the Mind of Colin FurzeColin Furze is a plumber by day – but in his spare time he

retreats to his garage and invents all sorts of weird and

wonderful contraptions.

Into the DitchWorld class kayakers Ben Marr and Rush Sturges race each

other down a drainage ditch, recording their 70 mph, minute

long-descent on GoPro cameras. Like this? Check out Ben

Marr in Dream and Rush Sturges in Beyond The Drop

iPaddleFunny man Dave Halsted tackles the internationally notorious

Hebden Bridge falls in this hilarious parody of white-water

epic movies. Part of the Brit Rock Film Tour. “Adventure sport

film parodies have been done before but this is one of the

funniest and best observed I’ve seen.” Outdoors Magic.

Island of ThornsThree friends seek an adventure and set

out to cross Corsica by bike – and they

actually find it, with all the sweat, pain

and unpleasantness implied.

FILM: Icefall

FILM: IMpossible

FILM: Island of Thorns

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iWalkFilmed in Snowdonia for BMC TV, this short

video explores why we walk in the mountains.

Jack93 year old Jack English reflects on living a solitary existence in his dream home that he built in the woods, five miles from the nearest road. This moving, short film is produced by husband and wife team Josh Sorkin and Grace Jackson.

Jason Park – Forever Home A short film about Hawaiian skater Jason Park, filmed in Oahu, Hawaii.

Jeff Lowe’s MetanoiaFrom the top of the world to the end of the line, this film follows the life and climbs of legendary alpinist Jeff Lowe. For the past decade Jeff has suffered from a relentlessly progressive neurological deterioration and is now confined to a wheelchair. Narrated by Jon Krakauer, the film tells the compelling story of his life including the Metanoia route on the North Face of the Eiger and his latest challenge of facing his own mortality.

kOnneXAn experimental silent movie featuring

Austrian pro freeskier Lorraine Huber with

tailor-made sound design which will immerse

you in the feeling of skiing powder snow.

kOnneX is the continuation of last winter’s experimental film

Lorraine. The Movie. Unlike other ski films, this film’s focus

is on the perfect interaction between the individual elements

of snow, ski and skier, and the resulting fluidity when these

elements are connected. The film doesn’t require dialogue;

the long-lasting impression is forged in the sound effects and

music, which have been composed specifically for this film.

Last WeekendCarl Zoch and Sarah Uhl set out on a 36 hour, door to door

Adventure, biking from town, hiking up a mountain and floating

the river all the way home. Nothing too crazy, just enjoying the

place they love, Carbondale, Colorado.FILM: Jeff Lowe’s Metanoia FILM: Jeff Lowe’s Metanoia

FILM: Joe Moore - A Short Skate Film

FILM: iWalk

FILM: kOnneX

Joe Moore – A Short Skate FilmA portrait of Leeds’ skateboarder Joe Moore. Director Brett

Novak says he’d had his eye on filming Joe for years and

describes him as “truly gifted and absurdly technically

talented.” As Sidewalk puts it, “Joe Moore takes it to another

level and puts your perceptions into a washing machine.”

Just Keep RunningRuby Muir is one of the world’s most promising young

trail-runners. Ruby shares her journey of love and loss

and the inner struggles which have helped shape her.

KarunTwo British adventurers, Tom Allen and Leon McCarron,

set out to follow Iran’s longest river from source to sea.

They get more than they bargained for.

Kilian Martin – A Skate EscalationOne of the most creative riders on the scene, Spanish

skateboarder Kilian Martin, renowned for his dance-like

technique and

astonishing board

control, goes

escalating

in Los Angeles.

FILM: Kilian Martin – A Skate Escalation

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Lorraine – The MovieDeep snow, untracked slopes, classical music and a gifted skier.

‘Lorraine’, starring Austrian pro freeskier Lorraine Huber, gives us

something which in today’s society is increasingly speeding up

and running away from us: time.

Time to become consciously aware of the breathtaking scenery

of snowcapped mountains, to discover details and the precision

of a skier’s turn, and time to breathe. Nothing distracts the eye

from the aesthetics of the images and dynamics of the snow,

or the loneliness and devotion of the freerider Lorraine Huber.

Not a single word.

Meet on a HilltopProblem: Too busy working? Friends dispersed far and wide?

No time to enjoy hanging out together? Solution: Meet on a Hill.

Adventurer Alastair Humphreys put his 5 to 9 #microadventure

philosophy into practice to meet up with his mates.

MegamoonA journey by bike where love and adventure come together.

Hannah Maia’s personal story of how she came to be pulling a

heavy trailer across the worlds longest mountain bike trail.

Patrick and Hannah had been together and going on great

adventures for over ten years. They decided to make a

plan and that plan involved getting married and going on a

honeymoon. After celebrating their Big Day in May they bundled

all their clothes and camping gear into two little trailers and

hopped onto mountain bikes to travel some 2,500 miles along

the Great Divide from New Mexico to Banff in Alberta, Canada,

completely unsupported and camping the whole way with

occasional motel stops.

And in case that wasn’t enough they decided to paddle 260

miles down the Colorado River through the Grand Canyon first.

Miles Above – Episode 7There’s only one in the entire universe; a woman rocking the sky in

an official Red Bull Air Force helmet. As the first-and-only female

member of the team, Amy Chmelecki brings a fresh perspective

and an unparalleled flair for flying to every dimension of the sport.

Equally adept at wingsuit flying or wind tunnel aerobatics, this

three-time World Champion continues to push the edge of

what’s possible.

Monkey in WonderlandStunt Monkey (AKA Lucky Chance) is at it again. It’s another first

for the monkey, this time free soloing the climb ‘Wonderland’ at

Narrowneck in Australia’s Blue Mountains, Australia. Please note

that Monkey can very rarely see his feet, especially when his face

is that close to the rock.

Movement of ThreeThree friends train, play, explore, challenge and support each

other in their parkour. Featuring Shirley Darlington of Parkour

Generations with Fizz Hood and Annty Marais.

No Sleep till BakewellWe follow crack climbers Tom Randall and Pete Whittaker as they

attempt all the Browns and Whillans routes in the Peak District

within 24 hours. Can they manage it?

FILM: Lorraine – The Movie

FILM: Megamoon

FILM: Meet on a Hilltop

FILM: Movement of Three

FILM: No Sleep till Bakewell

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Nobody’s River‘Nobody’s River’ tells the story of four women who want to

follow the Amur River from its source to its mouth: it’s a kayaking

adventure during which nothing goes exactly as planned.

Although there is not even one dam that blocks the course of

the 3,000km river, lots of other obstacles stand in their way –

especially in the heads of the kayakers. The expedition

is overshadowed by a heavy blow of fate even before the

adventure, but they set out anyway. Surprised by Mongolian

hospitality and fascinated by their strange sporting competitions,

they conclude that it’s often the small things that determine the

success of an expedition.

Old, Grey and FastDriven by a bet and the search for his father’s pride, ex-pro

cyclist Colin Lewis raced in the Olympics and Tour de France.

Still riding in his 70s, his current ambition is to bake a sponge cake.

Directed by Carrie Hill.

One Way Or The OtherProper’s Sean Kelly was on RideUK BMX’s list of ‘10 UK riders

you need to keep an eye on!’ last year. Find out why...

PatiencePatience is about injury, illness, and coming back from them

stronger than ever. Featuring alpine climber Emily Ward.

Directed by Jen Randall.

Place Of HappinessThroughout life we are constantly searching for happiness. Climbing is the avenue that Mayan Smith-Gobat and Ben Rueck

have found to pursue this goal and stretch their boundaries.

Project FearIn the summer of 2014 Dave MacLeod attempted to climb a difficult new route on the Cima Overst in the Italian Dolomites. After years of battling with a number of potentially career ending injuries, Dave not only doubted his ability to climb the route, but also whether or not he would ever be able to climb at an elite level again. Despite heading out to the Dolomites with the intention of merely cleaning and preparing the route, Dave went on to climb the line in suboptimal conditions, shattering his personal expectations.

Project MinaProject Mina follows pro climber Mina Leslie-Wujastyk

through the highs and lows of her 2013 competition season,

showing not only the ascents and glory, but all the moments in

between. Directed by Jen Randall.

FILM: Nobody’s River FILM: Patience FILM: Project Mina

FILM: Project Fear

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Race The TubeEver get fed up of waiting for public transport? This is one man’s

attempt to beat London Underground by racing a Circle Line tube

train on foot, getting off at Mansion House and getting back on

the same train at Cannon Street.

Redemption: The James Pearson StoryFrom award-winning British producers, Hot Aches, comes the

story of James Pearson, one of the UK’s best trad climbers as he

looks to redeem himself after controversy surrounding the grading

of his routes.

Road Bike Party 2 – Behind The ScenesTrials bike legend Martyn Ashton’s first Road Bike Party was a

YouTube sensation. Martyn was in the middle of filming when his

life was transformed by an accident during a trials display which

has left him paralysed from the waist down. This is the behind-the-

scenes story of the accident and the making of the sequel with

help from Danny MacAskill and Chris Akrigg.

We’ll also stream the finished film – Road Bike Party 2 – so you

can appreciate the incredible stunts and amazing tricks that Martin,

Danny and Chris completed on a £15,000 Colnago C59 Disc.

Run Funning10 year old Elliot Barton heads for the Peak District hills in

his attempt to better his time on his favourite Strava segment.

With an original soundtrack written and sung by his 8 year

old sister Tilly. Produced and directed with a little help from

(40 year old) Dad Paul.

You might like to know that Paul and his partner Hannah

(designeverything.co.uk) have designed our brand new

ShAFF logo and this brochure.

Running Wild Running Wild follows four British women as they take on the

ultimate ultra running challenge – the Ultra Trail du Mont Blanc.

Santa Cruz 5010Sheffield’s very own Steve Peat – the world’s most successful

downhill mountain bike racer – takes his new Santa Cruz 5010

north into the wilds of Scotland.

Filmed on location in the Northwest Highlands, the edit

features Steve riding solo in the mountains between Torridon

and Loch Carron. And what a ride he has. This film captures

the Big Country feeling of freedom you get from riding in such

dramatic terrain.FILM: Redemption: The James Pearson Story

FILM: Race The Tube

FILM: Santa Cruz 5010

FILM: Road Bike Party 2

FILM: Run Funning

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Set Of WainwrightsSteve Birkinshaw is one of the great fell runners and fittest

men ever to exist. Have your mind and arteries blown as

Steve attempts to break Joss Naylor’s 27 year old record by

linking up all 214 Lakeland Wainwright summits in one single

push, in under seven days. Part of the Brit Rock Film Tour.

Like this? Book to see Steve’s talk on Sunday afternoon.

SignaturesLeading riders from around Europe present their best

performances and immersing you into the amazing

atmosphere of unique places around the globe.

Skate the SteelSkate the Steel is a short experimental film that revolves around a

skater’s relationship with the city of Sheffield, UK.

SlackerSlacker features slackliner Guy Ruyssevelt walking a line in

El Chorro in Spain and includes interviews with him during his

two days preparation and performance on Las Elcantadas.

Guy’s story is unique; he pursues his sport with no interest in

fame or glory, he simply loves what he does, but he’s also

pursued a lifestyle which enables him to embrace his passion

without following the daily grind.

One of the cameramen on this project was ShAFF’s very own

videographer, Mattheus Barefoot.

Stone FreeJulian Lines is the best climber you’ve never heard of. He is

undoubtedly Britain’s most accomplished free climbing soloist

with world-class free ascents to his name. Winner of Best

Adrenaline Film at Kendal Mountain Film Festival. Part of the

Brit Rock Film Tour.

Sub-Zero – John FreemanSub-Zero features ice climber John Freeman with exclusive

footage of him surviving a dramatic incident when an ice

pillar snapped while he was climbing on it. This film is part of

an Epic TV series about four of the world’s best ice climbers

Raphael Slawinski, Will Gadd, Gordon McArthur and John

Freeman, finding out why ice climbing has become so special

for them. It was filmed by ShAFF’s very own trailer producers,

Derbyshire based Polished Project.

FILM: Signatures

FILM: Skate the Steel FILM: Stone Free

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Sufferfest 2 – Desert AlpineAKA 34 Pieces of Choss and 5 Horrendous Life Experiences.

Put on your helmets, throw on some lycra, buckle your harness,

and check your knots. Less than a year after climbing the fifteen

tallest peaks in California, by bike, Alex Honnold and Cedar Wright

have forgotten that it was their worst trip ever and for god knows

what reason... they are at it again, this time attacking an ambitious

goal to climb 45 of the American Southwest’s most iconic Desert

Towers, via their most difficult routes.

This movie has it all, including: gale force winds, hard climbing,

snow in the desert, a puppy, huge phallic towers, loose rock, and

Alex Honnold’s bare ass. What more could you ask for?

Winner of Best Climbing Film at Kendal Mountain Festival.

Sugar MountainA ski adventure film about the search for the mythical Sugar Mountain.

The Balloon HighlineHighlining between two hot air balloons.

The Barkley Marathons: The Race that Eats its YoungRunners from around the world descend on a tiny town in

Tennessee to test their mental and physical limits during one of

the most secretive, eccentric, and difficult trail races ever created.

The Black CuillinRidge running and scrambling along the

spectacular mountain ridge line on the

Isle of Skye.

The Frozen TitansThe spray ice formations at Helmcken Falls,

are a terrifying complex of giant, overhung

icicles and thus has become Will Gadd’s

obsession and the leading edge of modern

ice climbing.

The Hardest LineIn early 2014, Dave MacLeod and Calum Muskett

set out for Patagonia to repeat David Lama’s free

Compressor Route on Cerro Torre. It is probably the

hardest Alpine climb in the world.

FILM: The Balloon Highline

FILM: The Barkley Marathons: The Race that Eats its Young FILM: The Hardest Line

FILM: The Frozen Titans

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The Maestro of MongoliaOne fine day Jerry Aylmer found himself in Tajikistan, in

possession of a totally unsuitable car.

He had quit his trading job in London in order to try and

make a difference rather than a profit. Having driven

an ambulance from the UK to donate to a hospital in

Tajikistan, he now had a new mission – to deliver a small

car to a charity in Ulaanbaatar, the capital of Mongolia.

A sturdy 4x4 would be the normal minimum requirement

for the 10,000km journey on terrible roads at nearly

5,000m altitude with temperatures as low as minus 20C.

Instead, Jerry had Marvin, a Rover Maestro.

His film is a story of fascinating people, yurts, blizzards

and being held up at gunpoint; a journey of self discovery

while getting lost in the vast Mongolian wilderness.

The OriginalIn 1974 Gordy Ainsleigh competed against the horses in a

100 mile trail ride through the Sierra Nevada mountains...

on foot. In true pioneering spirit he wanted to achieve

something that others thought impossible.

This single event led to the birth of one of the most famous

100 mile footraces in the world, The Western States 100.

‘The Original’ recounts Gordy Ainsleigh’s original run and

explores of the growth of ultra-distance trail running.

The Revenge of the BeastsWhen he was a kid Sebastian Linda saw a skater jumping for

the first time and believed it was magic that made him fly. In The

Revenge Of The Beast he brings his childhood dream to life.

The RidgeThis breath-taking short is actually a trailer for a forthcoming

film due out later this year called ‘The Sanctity of Space’ about

“the alchemy of landscape and people amidst the mountains of

Alaska.” The Ridge was filmed in the summer in Denali National

Park using a Cineflex Elite camera system that’s externally

mounted to a helicopter, operated from inside via a laptop control

box from inside.

Tick Mark MasterMatt Wilder is attacked by a gorilla for over the chalk in this

humorous bouldering short.

TouchParaglider Jean Baptiste Chandelier specialises in flying close to

the ground, skimming houses and people to give the audience

watching the sense that they too are flying.

Tour De France – Peak District CyclingA short film for TDF and Sheffield Hallam about the what

Peak District cycling has to offer.

Trail TherapyAt sixty-four years old, Steve Fugate has

walked across the United States seven

times to raise awareness for depression

and suicide and to inspire people he

meets to ‘love life’.

FILM: The Maestro of Mongolia

FILM: The Original FILM: The Original

FILM: The Ridge

FILM: Trail Therapy

FILM: Touch

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ValeurValeur is a short film which follows in former England Rugby

Captain Catherine Spencer’s footsteps as she attempted to

climb her first two 4,000+ metre mountains the Breithorn (4,164m)

and Allalinhorn (4,027m) in Switzerland in 48hrs in support of

The Endure Foundation and its six charity partners – Oxfam,

Walking with the Wounded, O2 Think Big, Renewable World,

Blue Ventures and The David Shepherd Wildlife Foundation.

Valley UprisingThe greatest untold story of American counterculture is that of the

Yosemite Valley rock climbers. For the past fifty years, Yosemite’s

massive cliffs have drawn explorers and madmen to leave

materialism behind and venture onto the high, lonesome granite.

Starring Yosemite legends Dean Potter, Alex Honnold, Lynn Hill,

‘Chongo’ Chuck, John Bachar, Jim Bridwell, Warren Harding,

Yvon Chouinard, Royal Robbins and more...

Described as “The best climbing film ever made.” by Red Bull

Magazine, Valley Uprising has won Grand Prize at both Banff

and Kendal.

TravailenTravailen follows Ryan Sandes and

Ryno Griesel’s on their attempt of the

Drakensberg Grand Traverse (DGT).

The only certainty is struggle.

FILM: Travailen

FILM: Travailen

FILM: Valeur FILM: Valley Uprising

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VerdonTake Steve McClure (Britain’s top sport climber) and Neil Mawson

(E10-conquering dark horse). Throw them into the dizzying

Verdon Gorge then stir well with the filmmaking skills of Sheffield’s

Rich Heap and Ben Pritchard. Attempting a spectacular

multi-pitch route, the duo find themselves way off route and

have to dig deep to find success.

Vasu Sojitra: Out on a Limb Vasu Sojitra lost his right leg to a blood infection at 9 months

old. Rather than letting his disability define him, Vasu has always

treated his amputation as a mere hiccup in life.

VermillionMajestic red canyon walls. Dry desert, yellow plains. Emerald

green waters. Brotherly bonds and a search for adventure.

Kitchen Sink Films loaded up their fishing reels and set out to

share the rugged beauty that is Lees Ferry on the Colorado River.

(It’s testament to their love of the sport of fly fishing and the craft

of filmmaking that it took the team four hours to record just 10

seconds of underwater trout footage).

Walking on SunshineAiming to walk on a 50-metre highline at an altitude of 2,800

metres in the middle of winter. American highliner Hayley

Ashburn says, “My goal in life is to show women that they

can do sports like this.”

Ashburn and her fellow athletes Jill Kuzmann (USA) and

Elisabeth Kendler (Austria) weren’t deterred by challenges

like snowy ascents and fierce winds – as a result, they got to

experience what it must be like to be ‘walking on sunshine’.

WedgeSpectacular wipe-outs on the deadly

surf break in Newport Beach, California.

West to the SeaLast year we featured The Penguin Runner, charting Dave

Chamberlain’s 2,700km journey through Namibia and South Africa.

In 2013 Dave became the first person to run unsupported across

Canada, from Cape Spear, Newfoundland to Toffino, BC. He

covered the 8100 km in a remarkable 5 months and 1 day. West to

the Sea examines at the driving force behind this project, and the

ideas of possibility and what people perceive to be achievable.

Where Walking Took MeA short film about how walking and adventure can shape your

whole life. Filmmaker Jen Randall reflects on the impact of her

childhood walks with her Dad.

FILM: Vasu Sojitra: Out on a Limb

FILM: Wedge

FILM: West to the Sea

Wild Women – Ellen BrennanThe world’s fastest flying woman, Ellen Brennan, shows us why wingsuit flying is worth the risk. Her interview gives us an unprecedented look into an often misunderstood sport and puts a very human face on what appears to be a superhuman feat.

Wild Women – Faith DickeyFaith Dickey is a soft-spoken Texan with a long list of achievements in the world of highlining. If there is anyone who proves how little gender matters in sport it’s her. Although she is not into tricklining she holds all of the womens’ world records and an incredible list of achievements including being the first woman to pass the 100 meter mark on a slackline and being the only woman who regularly free solos highlines.

Wild Women – Hannah BarnesYeti Cycles pro rider Hannah Barnes got into cycling relatively late and it was 2005 before she did her first MTB race, aged 18. This year she’s been racing the Enduro World Series.

Wild Women – Shauna CoxseyAt only 21 years old, Shaun Coxsey is Britain’s best competition climber. After a nail-biting season she’s ranked second in the world. Shauna talks us through her inspiring philosophy toward life, competition, and sport. This young woman should be a role model

for all climbers.

X Box To IceAndy Kirkpatrick, one of the UK’s leading climbers, takes his kids in the depth of the Norwegian winter, to follow in the footsteps of the wartime heroes of Telemark. These Norwegian resistance fighters skied over the seemingly impenetrable Norwegian mountains to thwart the Nazi Atomic weapons programme, and have become a byword for bravery.

Andy is inspired by their achievements, and wants some of that tough, can do spirit to be part of his kids – 16 year old Ella, and 13 year old Euen’s – upbringing. He also believes in general terms that exposing children to risk is part of a responsible and balanced patenting plan. So, he takes them to Norway to do a 4 day wild ski adventure in challenging conditions. As they head into driving storms with just a tent, has the KirkPatrick family bitten off more than they can chew?

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Calling all women in adventureJoin Our Network

Women in adventure sports are taking centre stage at this

year’s Sheffield Adventure Film Festival.

In the past couple of years we’ve been criticised about the lack of

women on the big screen. This year, in partnership with BMC TV,

Women Climb, Sport is Beautiful, Lowepro and MyOutdoors.

We’ve made a real effort to encourage more women filmmakers

and athletes to submit films.

• We’re proud to have doubled the number of films featuring female

athletes and/or made by female directors and producers.

• We have created a new Best Women In Adventure Film prize.

• We have a new Women in Adventure Film Judge.

• We’ll be screening the winner of the BMC TV Women in Mountain

Adventure Film competition.

• Lowepro and MyOutdoors are running a special Women in

Adventure Photography Exhibition and competition.

We’re also launching the Women in Adventure Sports Network

(16.45 Saturday, Invitation Only). Our panel of guests will discuss

whether we’re starting to see a shift towards seeing equal numbers

of women in adventure sports on the big screen, behind the camera

and in the audience.

• Professional stuntwoman Steph Carey

• American ultra-runner Nikki Kimball

• Climber Mina Leslie-Wujastyk

• Everest summiteer Squash Falconer

• British filmmaker Jen Randall (Light Shed Productions)

• US based producer Brenda Piekarski (Adventure Minnesota Films)

Space is limited so please register to RSVP or request an invitation:

www.shaff.co.uk/shaff-fringe/women-in-adventure-network/

If you can’t make it to ShAFF this year, but would like to join the

network, please email [email protected]

You can find out more about encouraging women at all levels in

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FILM: Among the Wild

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FILM: As The Crow Flies

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Together, we can help individuals to succeed and teams to excel. Whether we’re working with athletes or coaches to improve

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Widening participation in sport is also firmly on our agenda. We can help you understand which investments will deliver the best returns, determine what actions will bring about changes in behaviour and measure the impact to inform future decisions.

If you need clear, practical advice, why not set us a challenge?

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