Radical Reels Film Listing

All day Everyday

Canada, 2008, 11 minutes
Directed and produced by Kevin Sansalone
Website: www.sandboxland.com
Focus: Snowboarding

Unique footage, good riding and fun are the focus once again for this crew.
Shot in some amazing locations such as Whistler/Blackcomb and backcountry,
the Alberta Rockies, and Spain

 

Cliff Notes

Canada, 2007, 12 minutes
Directed and produced by Trevor Renney
Website: www.mediumarts.ca
Focus: Cliff Jumping

This film explores the beautiful but deadly cliff-jumping culture in North Vancouver's Lynn Valley. The locals seem to know the locations, the lines and the safe times to jump. Everyone else is terrified -- or at least they should be, because this is seriously deadly.

 

Daily Strips

France, 2008, 6 minutes
Directed and produced by Dominique Janiszewski and Claude Adam
Website: www.ridetheplanets.com
Focus: Skiing, BASE jumping, Speedriding, Snowboarding, Alpine Climbing
The project? Five days to produce a short film that highlights five extreme sports: skiing, snowboarding, speed riding, mountain climbing and BASE jumping.
The result? Daily Strips.

Elements – A Slackline Adventure

Germany, 2008, 12 minutes
Directed and produced by Sebastian Runschke
Website: www.elements-film.com
Focus: Slacklining

The film follows a group of slackliners as they test their skills in amazing locations.

Latitudes

USA, 2008, 10 minutes
Directed and produced by Don Hampton
Website: www.dh-productions.com
Focus: Mountain biking

From the acclaimed creators of the "Chain Reaction" series and "Sevenvision" comes a progressive and soulful mountain-bike adventure.
Filmed in France and New Hampshire.

 

New World Disorder VIII: Smack Down

Switzerland, 2007, 12 minutes
Directed and produced by Derek Westerlund
Website: www.freeride-entertainment.com
Focus: Mountain biking

Welcome to world-wide mayhem! In this special edit for Radical Reels, some of the planet's best freeride mountain bikers battle it out for the title of ultimate freeride champion! New World Disorder VIII: Smack Down is just that: a severe throw down of the sickest moves in the business.

 

Play Gravity

Switzerland, 2007, 15 minutes
Directed and produced by Samuel Gyger and Ueli Kestenholz
Website: www.playgravity.com
Focus: paragliding, snowboarding, speedriding

Amazing freeriding sequences from Alaska and breathtaking paragliding acrobatics show where snowboarder Ueli Kestenholz and paragliding pilot Mathias Roten got their basic skills for speedriding. They take freeriding into a new dimension. Impossible lines now are rideable by simply flying over massive cliffs and seracs. Fascinating footage is captured as they go for their ultimate goal: descending from the world-famous Swiss mountains the Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau. BASE jumper Ueli Gegenschatz, mountaineer Stephan Siegrist and skydiver Stefan Klaus show their perspectives of the Eiger.

The Sharp End: BASE Solo

USA, 2008, 17 minutes
Directed and produced by Peter Mortimer and Nick Rosen
Website: www.senderfilms.com
Focus: Solo Rock Climbing, BASE Jumping

Three amazing athletes with three different stories. Chris McNamara recounts his BASE jumping apprenticeship, Steph Davis makes a free solo climb of the Diamond, and Dean Potter pushes the limits by soloing the Eiger with a BASE rig as his security.

Something Stronger

Norway, 2007, 11 minutes
Directed and produced by Morten Gjerstad
Website: www.snowkitefilm.com
Focus: Snowkiting

From the same minds that brought you "Entropy" comes "Something Stronger".
Take a journey to the frontier of snowkiting with the world's elite riders as they explore the vast snow deserts of Norway, the windblown peaks of the Alps and the bottomless powder of North America. A high-definition film that fires on all cylinders to bring you big air, epic freeriding and cutting-edge freestyle.
Get ready for Something Stronger!

 

Above photos - clockwise from top left: From the film Play Gravity; From the film Daily Strips. Photo by Pascal Lebeau; From the film The Sharp End: BASE Solo. Photo by Brian Kimball; From the film Elements – A Slackline Adventure. Courtesy of AtelierBusche.MEDIA; From the film Play Gravity. Courtesy of rainer eder/visual impact.