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The best new adventure films

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Action, altitude and adrenaline — Great outdoor short films from the peaks of the Himalayas to the jungles of the Amazon.

Fresh from the Canadian Rockies, the Banff Mountain Film Festival tours the UK with an adventure-filled programme of short films. Here’s our pick of the best.

Jeremy Collins’ Drawn

Jean-Baptiste Chandelier’s Touch

Chris Burkard’s Arctic Swell

Danny MacAskill’s The Ridge

Tashi and the Monk

The Banff Mountain Film Festival tour hits 82 locations around the UK from January to June. Check out the programme and find a screening near you.


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