A short animated film about the feedback loops likely to lead to catastrophic climate change, by Leo Murray.

“AZADI: Freedom”, is a cultural documentary as seen through the eyes of skiers. Set in the disputed region of Kashmir, an area deemed the “most dangerous place in the world” during the violent militant insurgency of the 1990's. What director Anthony Bonello and crew find in 2010 is an aesthetically beautiful landscape and a people eager for Kashmir to once again become “a paradise on earth.” Whilst exploring the mountains surrounding the world's highest skiable gondola, the crew meet vibrant local characters, ski picturesque forests and thin alpine air. Through beautiful cinematography, interviews, animation and quiet pauses, this backcountry ski film will give you a greater understanding of one of the most negatively publicized regions on the planet... and leave you yearning for winter.

ZERO DEGREES explores winter in the Coast Mountains of British Columbia, and our relationship with the freezing level. Every winter it rains and snows at all elevations from sea level to mountain top peaks. People living on the coast learn to appreciate what the rains bring and make the most out of all conditions. We love it here.

This sounds like an awesome project.

Tarp Pits - The Birth of Tarp Surfing

Interviewing local South African illustrator and street artist Mister Fuzzy Slipperz who ''creates a world where everything is blissfully beautiful and okay to be ugly at the same time,'' this film manages to deftly weave between the urban and dreamlike, mirroring Fuzzy's own style.

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Skateboard Handplane - Surf Sufficient
When the waves are small or you just need a change of pace, there's nothing quite like going for a body surf. And using a handplane can take it to another level.