KHC presents: Banff Mountain Film Festival Screening IceFall
Location
- 806 10th Avenue S, Golden, BC
About The Event
Two nights of Fantastic Films! December 13th screens Icefall
Each night of the Banff Mountain Film Festival features a different reel of films. December 13th will screen Icefall an adrenaline filled program with biking, ultra races, adventure mountaineering, and skiing.
Film Program for IceFall:
Film 1: Rogatkin
From the highs to lows, Nicholi Rogatkin has changed the sport of slopestyle mountain biking with countless world-first tricks. Through a 20- year career of pushing the sport, he has been a positive inspiration for his community.
Film 2: A Sense of Fight
Callan Blanchknox reflects on the deeper meaning of climbing—beyond strength, it’s about movement, connection, and the sense of fight it brings—all while tackling the first ascent of an epic upside-down cave traverse.
Film 3: The Finisher Jasmine Paris and the Barkley Marathons
The Finisher follows ultrarunner Jasmin Paris as she takes on the notorious Barkley Marathons, attempting to become the first woman to ever complete the race in its 38-year history. Through past failures and relentless perseverance, Paris pushes the limits of endurance and possibility.
Film 4: That One Friend
Professional backcountry skier Sierra Schlag has built a career around focus, grit, and always chasing the next big line. She takes her job, and her skiing, seriously. But when Waverly Chin—aka Waves—her funky, free-spirited best friend shows up with snacks and silliness, it’s reminder not to take life (or skiing) too seriously.
Film 5: The Book of George
From Brooklyn’s concrete jungle to the heart of the Everglades, meet George McKenzie Jr., a Black photographer transforming his lens into a beacon of change. Swapping the weight of a gun for the promise of a camera, George found his calling amid nature’s raw grandeur, capturing everything from city pigeons and rats to elusive panthers.
Film 6: Arctic Alchemy
Traveling by packraft and foot through Alaska’s mighty Brooks Range, Roman Dial and his team have a goal of finding the source of a mysterious phenomenon poisoning watersheds in the Arctic. Along the journey, Roman reckons with fatherhood, personal tragedy, and the power of wilderness to both break us and bring us fully alive.
About the Banff Centre Mountain Film Festival World Tour:
In 1976 a tight-knit group of climbers and outdoor enthusiasts conceived The Banff Festival of Mountaineering Films. This one-day gathering eventually became “nine epic days”, and blossomed into the renowned international Festival it is today. Over 30 years ago, Banff Centre Mountain Film Festival began an outreach program to bring the Festival to other communities. This has become known as Banff Centre Mountain Film Festival World Tour. Like the first Festival in Banff, the Tour began small – three cities across Canada. Banff Centre Mountain Film Festival World Tour now reaches over 40 countries and brings mountain films to an audience of over 550,000 worldwide in 600+ locations.
Presenting partners: Rab, Banff & Lake Louise Tourism
Sponsored by: Oboz, YETI, SLY Foods, World Expeditions, The Lake Louise Ski Resort
DUER, Grangers, HOVERAir, NOLS
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