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Vancouver International Mountain Film Festival

March 7, 2013

A night of exciting outdoor films from around the world, at the Hope Cinema. See the “best of the fest,” spanning mountain climbing, skiing, paddling, biking and many other mountain topics.

Location 

Hope Cinema, 376 Wallace Street, Hope, British Columbia
Time: 7 p.m.  Doors open: 6:30 p.m.  Come early for best seating!
Tickets: $10 advance, $12 at door

Fabulous door prizes will be drawn at intermission!

Thanks to the following locations for selling tickets:

Hope:    Blue Moose Coffee House    Hope Cinema    Pharmasave  

Agassiz:         Oasis Coffee & Bistro

 
Harrison Hot Springs:    Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory
 
Chilliwack:      Pedal Sport     Jack's Cycle    Mt. Waddington's Outdoors

 
Abbotsford:    Valhalla Pure Outfitters 

Film Line-Up

Light Line  (France, 2012, 5 min, dir. JB Chandelier)
Follow JB as he skillfully flies around the coastline of France.

The Burn  (Canada, 2012, 7 min, dir. Jeff Thomas)
Chris Rubens & Mike Henitiuk skiing their way through an ever evolving forest fire & witness the true beauty of the cycle of life.

Focal Point  (Germany, 2012, 4 min, dir. Bjorn Fisher)
Mountain unicycling pioneer Kris Holm rides urban obstacles and the famously difficult trails of North Vancouver.

Where the Trail Ends  (Canada, 2012, 7 min, dir. Jeremy Grant)
A film following the world’s top freeride mountain bikers as they search for untraveled terrain around the globe.

Outside The Box  (Germany, 2012, 16 min, dir. Stephanie Brockhaus)
European bouldering specialists Anna Stohr and Juliane Wurm come to Utah to learn how to crack climb with the legendary Lynn Hill.

Groundswell  (USA/Canada, 2012, 25 min, dir. Chris Malloy)
This is the story of a group of surfers who set sail along the pristine British Columbia learning about an oil-pipeline proposal that threatens to change this area forever.

INTERMISSION — 20 minutes

Wanna Ride  (France, 2012, 4 min, dir. Antonin Michaud-Soret)
A speedriding experience with one of the best pilots in the world.

Crossing The Ice  (Australia, 2012, 63 min, dir. Justin Jones)
James Castrission and Justin Jones, tackling the perilous journey across Antarctica to the South Pole and back.

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