FILM INFO
Check out the list of films and synopses below
February 6th & 7th, 2026
at The Flynn Theater
153 Main Street, Burlington Vermont
Doors: 5:30PM
House Opens: 6PM
Films: 6:30PM
Early Bird Special through December 24:
$5 savings on all individual night tickets and $10 saving on a 2-night bundle
Hold onto your seat - this year marks 50 years of adventure with the Banff Centre Mountain Film Festival, and the Banff World Tour is bringing the celebration to you!
Get ready for adrenaline-fueled action, breathtaking landscapes, and stories that stir the soul. From first ascents and whitewater thrills to personal triumphs and impossible journeys, this year’s lineup is a tribute to half a century of pushing boundaries and living boldly.
Brought to you by Skirack and Patagonia Burlington, each night will have a different collection of films and a different set of awesome raffle prizes. Join us on an evening (or two!) full of outdoor adventure! We are excited to bring this incredible festival back to The Flynn, celebrating the outdoors in 2026.
Kilian Bron and his team journey from Kathmandu to Nepal’s remote Dolpo region, navigating dizzying ridgelines and timeless villages. Blending adventure, reflection, and human connection, their ride explores isolation, cultural encounter, and the meaning of responsible travel—capturing the raw essence of exploration in one of the world’s most secluded valleys.
There is something that has always excited Ambroise in Downhill Skateboarding: it’s those moments you experience two or three times in a season or even in your life. He has only experienced this a few times in his life while skating, so he decided to skate the most challenging road in Europe to immerse himself in this mental state — the flow state.
Advisory: Coarse language
Two world-class ski mountaineers, Christina Lustenberger and Guillaume Pierrel, attempt a daring first descent of Mount Robson’s South Face, retracing the footsteps of alpine pioneers and the weight of a legacy that has challenged generations.
Advisory: Coarse language
Jakob and Konne, two adventurous fathers bring their two year old sons, on a six-day mountain bike tour through the Swiss Alps. From rumbling stomachs and croissant crises to unavoidable tantrums – what begins as an ideal plan quickly turns into a test of patience for all four.
There’s a tense moment before every grand performance where apprehension turns to belief, and preparation meets presentation. We follow the interwoven journey of a skier and a rapper as they individually navigate this moment on stages of their own choosing.
Advisory: Coarse language
The best climbing, comedy, comeback ever made, with a conservation plight. It will make you laugh and cry and maybe pee yer pants.
Advisory: Coarse language
Cold Calls is a ski film pieced together through conversations, memories, and whatever the season decided to offer!
Advisory: Coarse language
For the last 14 years Matt Somerville has spent the winters creating his log hives before driving around all of England in the summer, erecting them as non-intervention habitats for wild honey bees.
Award Winner: 2025 Best Film: Mountain Sports & 2025 Audience Choice Award
Advisory: Coarse language
Best Day Ever follows the stories of adaptive mountain bikers Greg Durso and Allie Bianchi as they navigate the relentless challenges of their disabilities with humour and attitude. Along the way, they embrace the tremendous support, friendship, and joy they find in their rural Vermont riding community.
Georgia Astle, Casey Brown, Carson Storch, and Tom van Steenbergen battle the elements.
Two unexpected names are emerging on the stage of the climbing World Championships: Ravianto and Raviandi Ramadhan, twin brothers from Indonesia. With nothing but their own resources, Dissidence retraces their extraordinary journey, from the training walls of Jakarta to a climbing route in Savoie, France.
Advisory: Coarse language; Nudity
Join adventurers Erik and Sarah on yet another outrageous Baffin Vacation as they kiteski north along the remote coastline of Baffin. Over their 69-day holiday, they ski mountains, climb an epic big wall, and cross a glacier in search of new rivers to whitewater kayak.
