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Feb 19. 2021
This Mountain Life is available around the world on various online platforms....
This Mountain Life is available around the world on various online platforms....
We are so pleased that Grant Baldwin has been nominated for 2020 Best Cinematography in a Feature Length Documentary at the Canadian Screen Awards. https://www.academy.ca/2020/grant-baldwin/
Due to Covid-19, the awards are virtual this year, but we'll be rolling out our own red carpet at home and keeping our fingers crossed for him on May 25th. You can join in with the livestream at:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tc9vNJo3hsM
June will see This Mountain Life screening in theatres across New Zealand as well as at the NZ Mountain Film Festival. We're very excited! It will be fantastic to share our film with a country that has some pretty spectacular mountains of its own...
Live in the US or know someone who does? You now have a choice of platforms through which to bring British Columbia's beautiful mountains to a screen at home...
With four award nominations, it is fantastic to be recognised alongside other great film and television from British Columbia at the Leo Awards!
Martina and Tania's smiles when arriving in Alaska are fine evidence for the benefits of outdoor adventure for mental health. However how does participation in adventure sports affect women more broadly. Inspired by personal experience, Hetty Key undertook the challenge...
This Mountain Life is going theatrical in Germany, and our director Grant Baldwin will be kicking it off in person....
2019 so far has seen over 120 screenings of This Mountain Life at festivals and in theatres. As of March 12th, it will also be available to Canadians on TV and online on the Knowledge Network!
First Nanaimo had one screening of “This Mountain Life” scheduled. That sold out in just 48 hours. Then our partner Demand Film added a second...
We can now add four more awards to the list, after success at recent festivals in the UK, Spain and Denmark!
Having a film at the Banff Mountain Film and Book Festival is an honour unto itself, so we could hardly believe it when our name was called at the awards ceremony...
No question about it, the backcountry has never been busier. Ask anyone who recreated in the backcountry 20 years ago, they’ll tell you. In that old-timey grandad yearning for the good ol’ times way: “Back in my day I used to have this mountain all to myself, not another ski track for miles!” they will reminisce. Now some backcountry touring areas like Rogers Pass are practically mogul runs. People want their adventure, and with a plethora of modes to access avalanche terrain this should mean more avalanche accidents than ever...(more)
We are so excited to announce our USA Premiere, a big mountain fest, and our Western Canadian Premiere! ...(more)
It’s amazing how many thoughts can go through your head in the seconds you suddenly find yourself helplessly caught in a rapid mass of moving snow, hurtling headfirst toward a stand of trees. For me it went something like “Oh-S**it-OhF**k-ThisIsActuallyHappening-PullYourAirbag-ProtectYourAirway-Nononono!!!”...(more)
After an amazing World Premiere at Hot Docs in the Spring, we are so excited to finally present the film in our hometown at the 36thVancouver International Film Festival! ....(more)
Many thanks to the staff and volunteers of the Hot Docs Film Festival! This Mountain Life premiered this past Monday in the gorgeous 500 seat TIFF Bell Lightbox theatre and enjoyed three screenings to wonderful audiences here in Toronto.
Screening times for This Mountain Life have been announced!
Shortcut to tickets: https://bit.ly/2J2oGUt
We are excited to announce that the world premiere of This Mountain Life will be at the Hot Docs Film Fest in Toronto on April 30th! We can't wait to share this film with audiences on the big screen!
A little behind the scenes shot of Grant and Stephen in the middle of their marathon writing and recording session. 15 tracks in 4 days so far!
We are so grateful for the way our subjects have opened their lives to be filmed for This Mountain Life. The Dominican Nuns who reside at the Queen of Peace Monastery are no exception.
Tania and Martina Halik are attempting the trip of a lifetime. We're honoured to be documenting this mother/daughter duo as they traverse the most mountainous province in Canada.