
Join us on a journey through the world’s most breathtaking landscapes with a selection of award winning films from the Kendal Mountain Festival programme, showcasing the year’s most daring feats of courage and tales of human resilience.
Whether you’re a seasoned explorer or simply someone who appreciates the majesty of nature, this event promises to ignite your sense of adventure and leave you with a renewed appreciation for the planet we call home.
The White Giant

Krister Kopala dedicates his season to riding some of the most unforgiving lines on Jiehkkevárri, the highest and arguably most remote mountain in Norway’s Lyngen Alps.
22 mins
Lando Steezy

Leo Smith is a self proclaimed bodge job and helper of people. Forging his own path in the bike industry, Leo is creating space in the sport for everyone.
6 mins
La Gara

Journey into one of the world’s toughest mountain races in the Italian Alps with mountain runner Hillary Gerardi as she pushes herself to the limit, chasing after a dream.
15 mins
Soup

Discover the Sheffield Outdoor Plungers (SOUP) in this uplifting film exploring access rights and the cold water swimming community based in the Peak District.
6 mins
An Eye For Plants

Plant blindness is our tendency to overlook and undervalue the plants around us. The inspirational 97-year old Dr Margaret Bradshaw champions doing the opposite.
4 mins
Soundscape

Using beautiful animation, Soundscape shares the sightless experience of climbing a mountain featuring blind climber Erik Weihenmayer as he ascends a massive alpine rock
face deep in the Sierra Nevada.
15 mins
I Am Because You Are

Despite varying levels of experience, a fearless crew of six women venture into the wild and embark on their first mountaineering expedition in the Bugaboos. Together, they redefine the conventional mountaineering narrative, embodying the timeless African philosophy of Ubuntu.
17 mins
Freya

Not your typical family holiday, but this is not your typical family. Climber Leo Houlding, his wife Jess, their two children Freya (9yrs) and Jackson (5yrs) climb Norway’s national mountain via a 2000ft big wall.
4mins
Changabang: Return To The Shining Mountain

In 1976, British alpinists Peter Boardman & Joe Tasker made the first ascent of the West Wall of Changabang. In 2022, three climbers from the New Zealand Alpine Team tried their luck on this infamous climb. Will they succeed?
20 mins
Going Home

To celebrate the adventurous life of her late Uncle Clive, Ashley takes a leap of faith and learns to fly. Can his memory instil Ashley with the courage she needs to reignite her zest for life, and understand his?
9 mins
