Treat yourselves to a special pick of some of our favourite films since the festival began. Perfect for families!

Film running order

Johanna under the ice, 3.47’, 2017, Dir. Ian Derry, UK, 2017. Finnish freediver Johanna Nordblad takes us into her world beneath the ice

Reflections of an underwater cameraman, 5.06’, Dir. Ken O’ Sullivan, Ireland, 2016. Filmmaker Ken O’Sullivan reflects on the wonders of the seas around the Irish coastline

Free Flow, 4.15, Dir. Paul Diffley, UK, 2019. Hazel Findlay, one of the world’s best rock climbers, enjoys an epic day of mountain running and solo climbing in Snowdonia

Denali, 7.43’, Dir. Ben Moon and Skip Armstrong, US, 2016. A poignant goodbye to a four-legged friend who has been there through good times and bad

Imagination: Tom Wallisch, 4.29’, Dir. Dave Mossop, US, 2018. A young boy beats the boredom of a car journey by retreating into his imagination

Tom Seipp: a Mountain Journal Short, 7.42’, Dir. Dom Bush, 2017*. Already a veteran of the infamous Strathpuffer, Tom is 11 and just loves riding bikes with his dad, whatever the terrain or weather

(*Come hear Tom and his dad Rich talk about their recent trip along the Tour Divide in For the love of it, Fri 24 Jan, 4.30-5.3opm)

Metronomic, 15’, Dir. Vladimir Cellier, Ukraine/France, 2016. Music, dance and high-level mayhem from the Flying Frenchies and friends

Can’t make this screening? Don’t worry, this programme of POFF Classics also screens on Fri 24 Jan (2pm-2.50pm) and Sat 26 Jan (11am-11.50am).

With thanks to our Presenting Partners:

Go Ape Glentress, The Hub on the High Street, Wild Tree Adventures & Pocket Mountains