Yamnuska, an iconic cliff sitting at the eastern edge of the Canadian Rockies, stands as a testament to the indomitable spirit of adventure. We follow the footsteps of Arc'teryx athletes Vikki Weldon and Quentin Roberts as they traverse the decades, ascending legendary routes and connecting with climbers from different eras. They become vessels of history, immersing themselves in the flavors of Yamnuska, engaging with the "old guard" who have shaped its legacy. Each encounter reveals tales of epics, first ascents, the evolution of gear, fatalities, rescues, and the occasional conflicts that forged the cliffs identity.

Yamnuska, The Ragged Edge is not merely a documentation of historical events but a preservation of Canadian climbing history etched in stone. It is a celebration of the individuals who dedicated their lives to mastering the challenges of Yamnuska, turning it into a proving ground for Canadian rock climbing and alpinism. Without their perseverance and the skills they honed on Yam's formidable south face, the landscape of Canadian climbing would be unrecognizably different.

British adventurer and endurance athlete, Isaac Kenyon, tackels more than a world record: the themes of outdoor resilience and men's mental health converge as he has set his sights on both summiting and running 218km (135 miles) between the three highest peaks in Wales (Mt. Snowdon, Cadir Idris and Pen-y-Fan.)

En juillet 2019, cinq femmes tentent de traverser le parc Kuururjuaq dans le Grand Nord québécois. Elles suivent un passage de 160 kilomètres emprunté par des chasseurs inuit depuis des millénaires. Cette traversée deviendra rapidement une découverte d’elles-mêmes.

Five women from the North to the South of Quebec embark on a multisport expedition following the Koroc river in Nunavik. Travelling together against adversity, this journey soon becomes one of self-discovery for each participant.

Live Bilingual Q & A follows the screening.

Adaptation follows a group of wheelchair-bound athletes as they converge in British Columbia for the BC Summer Race Series, the World's first downhill mountain bike race series to include an adaptive mountain bike (aMTB) category. However, this is not just a film about a bike race; it's a group of stories about the ability to overcome adversity - whether for the thrill of competition or a need to push through the pain of daily life to simply get lost in a moment. The film seeks to inspire the uninspired and educate the uneducated, to celebrate the gift of life, love, and friendship through all its complexities.

Live Filmmaker Q & A

Rêveur d'images et amoureux du froid, le photographe animalier Jérémie Villet parcourt seul les déserts blancs de l'hémisphère nord avec sa pulka et son téléobjectif, en quête d'animaux vivant dans le froid. Au cours de sa prochaine expédition dans le Grand Nord canadien, Jérémie s’apprête à explorer la région sauvage et extrême du Yukon, avec pour principal objectif de photographier l’emblématique chèvre des montagnes. La difficulté d’accès des territoires montagnards dans lesquels cet animal évolue et les températures glaciales rendra sa tâche difficile. Porté par des aventures et des rencontres humaines et animalières uniques, le documentaire permet d’entrer dans l'intimité du photographe et d'aborder avec délicatesse ce monde qui change.

Dreamer of images and in love with the cold, wildlife photographer Jérémie Villet travels alone through the white deserts of the northern hemisphere with his pulka and telephoto lens, in search of animals living in the cold. On his next expedition to the Canadian Far North, Jérémie sets out to explore the wild and extreme region of the Yukon, with the main objective of photographing the iconic mountain goat. The difficulty of accessing the mountain territories in which this animal evolves and the freezing temperatures will make its task difficult. Driven by adventures and unique human and animal encounters, the documentary allows you to enter the photographer's intimacy and delicately approach this changing world.