The mountain film festival Mountains on Stage starts its summer edition in April and May in 22 countries and 250 cities. The German-language tour starts on April 23, 2024 in Augsburg and stops in 20 cities in Germany, Austria and Switzerland.
The summer edition of Mountains on Stage aims to bring adventure to the city, with films covering climbing, bouldering and speleology. The following films will be shown at Mountains on Stage.
Trailer mountain film festival
Deep Freeze
Length: 26 minutes
Director: Yannick Boissenot
Original version in French with German subtitles.
Thirty-seven years ago, Patrick Gabarrou and Hervé Bouvard defied the impossible when they opened the Walker Diretissima route on the north face of the Grandes Jorasses. As of February 37, no alpinist has managed to repeat this route. Charles Dubouloz, Symon Welfringer and Clovis Paulin set out to climb this wall and set themselves an additional goal: to make the first free winter ascent. Welcome to the icy world of the unknown!
Sea to Summit
Length: 45 minutes
Director: Alaistair Lee
Original version in English with German subtitles.
A memorable story from the heart of Greenland. Embark on an incredible adventure with a colorful team led by Bronwyn Hodgins and Jacob Jacob. More than 400 kilometers of kayaking amidst the Arctic, its icebergs and whales, to reach and climb an 800 meter high, untouched big wall. A tough destination and moody weather, but a great atmosphere and breathtaking landscapes. Pure inspiration.
Fond of Font
Length: 35 minutes
Director: Jerome Tanon
Original version in French with German subtitles.
To mark the 70th anniversary of the first 7A in Fontainebleau, Seb Berthe and Hugo Parmentier have set themselves a special challenge: to climb 100 7A boulders in one day and connect the sectors by bike or on foot. An extraordinary route of over 80 kilometers through the enchanted forest. And an extraordinary achievement considering how demanding these boulders are.
subterranean
Length: 43 minutes
Director: François-Xavier de Ruydts
Original version in English with German subtitles.
Could caving be one of the last areas on earth for real adventure? Hidden from satellite view, the underground paths are an endless playground for adventure seekers. In British Columbia, Franck Tuot and his team have an idea: They want to discover the largest cave in Canada by connecting different tunnel networks. How far are you willing to go to achieve your goal? One thing is certain: for these intrepid individuals, there is only one way to go down.
