Festival Films
Mountainfilm showcases a variety of feature and short documentaries that inspire audiences to create a better world. Check out the 2022 lineup below. Browse our archives for previous festival selections. 2023 festival films will be announced in mid-May.
2022 Films - (126)
A Peculiar Silence
Adventures at Home
After Skid Row
Ali and His Miracle Sheep
The American Dream and Other Fairy Tales
American Scar
An Accidental Life
Annapurna ‘78
Anonymous Sister
Antonese
Ascend: Reframing Disability in the Outdoors
Bacon ‘N’ Laces
Bad Axe
The Bardia
Barefoot Charles
Beirut Dreams in Color
Beneath Our Feet
Between Walls
Beyond Sunset
Big Things to Come
Black Gold
The Black Stonefly
Blue Room
Breaking Trail
Caliefah
Cenote
Chasing
The Children Will Lead the Way
Continuum
Controlled Burn
Cuddle
Dani's Twins
Delikado
Eco-Hack!
Elevated
Exposure
FABRIC: A Documentary Series by Robin Van Gyn – Episode 1 "Knowledge"
The Farmer
Fight or Flight
Finding Hetch Hetchy
Fire of Love
Flow (with Sam Favret)
For the Love of Afghanistan
Free to Care
Fuel
Hargila
Hey, Gunesh!
The Holly
Horse Tamer
I Am Salmon
Ibach
Into the Mountain
Jacket
Janwaar
Julia
Julieta & the Turtles in the Plastic Soup
Jötunn
Kayak
Last Days of August
Learning to Drown
Like a River
Little Forest
Look at the Fish
Loon
Malik
Mama Has a Mustache
Ma’s House
McCurry: The Pursuit of Colour
Meantime
Midair
Mission: Joy — Finding Happiness in Troubled Times
Mixtape
The Neighborhood Storyteller
North Shore Betty
Nuisance Bear
The Ocean Solution
Omoiyari: A Song Film by Kishi Bashi
One Road to Quartzsite
The Originals
Pasang: In the Shadow of Everest
Pili Ka Moʻo
Playing with Fire
Pony Boys
Powder Snow Hokkaido
The Queen of Basketball
Ranger
Refuge
Rise
Rural Runners
Sam Now
The Sanctity of Space
Schwanky Thang
Seasons
Seeds, the Legacy of the Land
Shaba
Sheri
Skin Swimmer
Sonder
Southwest Scramble
Spirit of the Peaks
Stories of You and I
Stranger at the Gate
Strangers in Boxes
Surf Nation
The Territory
There's No End
The Thief Collector
This is Beth
This is Home: Jackson Goldstone
Thomas Deininger. Trash Artist.
Tigre Gente
To the End
Torn
The Trails Before Us
The Train Station
Trustfall
Tubular: A Biking Story
The Water Walker
We Are Like Waves
Weaving the Path
What You'll Remember
Wood Hood
Write Your Line
The Yin and Yang of Gerry Lopez
not even for a moment do things stand still
ᎤᏕᏲᏅ (What They’ve Been Taught)
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