Mountainfilm on Tour – Stowe, Vermont

Mountainfilm on Tour and Spruce Peak Arts present a selection of environmentally-minded films. These culturally rich, adventure-packed and incredibly inspiring documentary films are curated from the annual Mountainfilm festival held in Telluride, Colorado.

In lieu of a traditional in-person gathering, the Spruce Peak Performing Arts Center in Stowe, VT will be hosting a virtual screening of Mountainfilm on Tour with an inspiring program of films that explore themes connected to Mountainfilm’s mission of using the power of film, art and ideas to inspire audiences to create a better world.

RESERVING TICKETS TO THE SHOW
The free virtual program is available beginning at 12 p.m. EST on Thursday, February 4 and will be available until 12 p.m. on Sunday, February 7.  To see the list of films selected to play in this program, see below

In lieu of a ticket purchase, please consider donating directly to our host, Spruce Peak Arts.

HOW VIRTUAL MOUNTAINFILM ON TOUR WORKS
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Please review our Help Guide. You can reach us by phone or email during normal business hours. If you need technical assistance outside of these hours, please fill out our Help Form and we will get back to you as soon as we can.

• For general questions, please contact Hope Sullivan, Executive Director at hsullivan@sprucepeakarts.org or 802.760.4635
• For technical and streaming support, reach out to the Mountainfilm on Tour team or call (970) 778-4699.

Our 2021 Mountainfilm Line-up

ADAPTATION: Kentucky
A film which celebrates the transformation of an aquatic invader into an economic and culinary treasure, seeing it as a creative adaptation in an ever-changing world. Directed by: Alizé Carrère (2019 USA / Duration: 12 mins)

Bear Whisperer
Steve Searles idecides to teach the bears to co-exist with the town’s residents in Mammoth Lakes, California. Directed by: Robert Gourley (2020 USA / Duration: 5 mins)

Charge
In this film, we find out what happens when a bevy of rockstar skiers get together with a world champion drone pilot in the snowy wilds of the Canadian Rockies. Directed by: Anthony Bonello, Mike Gamble (2019 Canada / Duration: 5 mins)

The Crown
Will “Akuna” Robinson who completed the Triple Crown of Hiking, now aims to inspire other people of color to get out on the trails by crushing miles and spreading good vibes. Directed by: Jacob McNeill, Steve Flood (2019 USA / Duration: 4 mins)

Games of Survival: A Culture Preserved in Ice
The events at the World Eskimo-Indian Olympics – like the Four Man Carry and the Knuckle Hop – are both rooted in traditional Eskimo culture and pure Americana. Directed by: Nicholas Natale (2019 USA / Duration: 17 mins)

Golden
A raptor biologist now spends her days in Idaho’s sagebrush country studying how human impact affects golden eagles. Directed by: Charles Post(2019 USA / Duration: 8 mins)

Here We Stand
Conservation has long been about keeping people out of places, but with help from communities of color, the Save the Redwoods League  is reimagining its role in a diverse, inclusive California. Directed by: Chris Cresci (2019 USA / Duration: 11 mins)

River Surfer
A wave in a river is a rapid that stays in one place, which means it can be surfed for a very long time. For Gannet Horn, riding that singular wave is an obsession. Directed by: Taylor Glenn (2019 USA / Duration: 3 mins)

This Land
Runner Faith Briggs represents the new school of conservationist – those whose love for public lands, diverse voices and journeys of empowerment fuel bold feats of activism. 2019 USA / Duration: 10 mins Directed by: Whit Hassett, Chelsea Jolly (2019 USA / Duration: 10 mins) 

Unfenced
Ultra-runner Clare Gallagher hopes to bring awareness to Wilderness Study Areas being threatened by oil and gas development, and share her love of the Red Desert through an immersive trail running experience. Directed by: Javier Fernandez (2020 USA / Duration: 11 mins)

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