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MORNING FILM SHOW STARTS
10.30AM
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This popular session is dedicated to adventure
films from across the globe. Tickets cost just £5.
This is the Sea (40 mins)
Sea-Kayaker Justin Curgenven brings the World Premiere of her latest
sea-kayaking film to the EMFF.
The film covers 3 fascinating expeditions - Haida
culture & humpback whales around British Columbia's Queen Charlotte
Islands; island-hopping from Australia to Tasmania across the Bass Strait;
and a 2,400km trip around the stunning South island of New Zealand complete
with intimidating surf and a helicopter evacuation.
Justine Curgenven
Wales
Goodnight Mountain (5
mins)
This poetic short film by Jim Osborne captures a midsummer bivouac high
on Beinn Narnain in the Arrochar Alps.
Jim Osborne
Scotland
A Different Take (5 mins)
Local riders Douglas and Callum get creative on their mountain bikes
in the forests and hills around Edinburgh.
Douglas Brown
Scotland
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20 Seconds of Joy (58
mins)
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"I don't want to die, I want to live. I'm pretty good at running
away, and this is my escape!"
This is how Karina Hollekim describes her dedication to BASE jumping.
Documentary filmmaker Jens Hoffman first met the now 30-year-old Norwegian
in 2002. He started to document her life, accompanying her through many
stages of her BASE-jumping career, until it comes to a sudden stop,
changing all aspects of her life.
The stunning footage of BASE jumping in destinations around the world
form a stunning visual backdrop to this dramatic and compelling film,
which has won awards around the world and is sure to be a highlight
of the festival.
Jens Hoffman
F24 Films
Germany
FINALIST - BEST FILM AWARD
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