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RHYTHM OF WATER (BY SHAPED BY WATER)
2023, USA, 19min
Director: Dean Leslie
NATIONAL PREMIERE
From beneath the ocean’s surface to a 3,000-meter mountain peak, the ocean weaves in and out of our lives and connects us all like a thin, blue thread of silk. The film explores the relationship that athletes, who continually push themselves to the edge, have with the environment they are immersed in the internationally renowned freediver Zandile Ndhlovu, the world-champion freeskier Jess Hotter, and the 11th Hour Racing Team a world-champion offshore sailing team.
LA ROCHE
2023, Switzerland, 28min
Director: Director: Basil Schneeberger. Segundo director: Nolan Büchi
NATIONAL PREMIERE
His career was not meant to be a walk in the park, quite the opposite. Yet, Marc Rochat forged a determination to confront any challenges in his path to compete among the world's best athletes in the sport of Slalom Skiing. Marc gives us a taste of what it means to build mental resilience and, most importantly, to never give up.
THE ICE BUILDERS
2024, Italy, 15min
Director: Francesco Clerici, Tommaso Barbaro
EUSKADI PREMIERE
On the chain of the Himalayas, in the remote and desertic mountain valley of Zanskar, the local populations have always depended on glaciers which, melting during spring, provided the necessary quantity of water for cultivation and life. Today, in an uneven battle against climate change, the Ladakhi people are constructing artificial glaciers to counteract water scarcity in Spring and contribute to the replenishment of underground water reservoirs.
THE LAST OBSERVERS
2024, USA, 24min
Director: Maja Karlsson Mikkelsen
NATIONAL PREMIERE
Every third hour. Day and night, seven days a week, every single day of the year. Karin and Lennart have been in love for over 40 years. When they met, there were over 200 manual weather stations in Sweden alone and thousands around the world, run by weather observers who watched and registered the weather conditions every third hour. In the last decade, automated stations have replaced the observers one by one. Karin and Lennart are the last ones left. But their true passion, and what originally led them to the station by the lighthouse in Falsterbo, Sweden, was their mutual love for bird watching.
