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Dates

  • Fri 9 Sep 2022, 6:45pm–9:30pm

Restrictions

All Ages

For one night only, back in Hobsonville Point in North-West Auckland, we're bringing the NZ Mountain Film Festival National Tour to your backyard with four award-winning inspirational films celebrating outdoor adventurers getting out there and doing it! This is being held in the beautifully re-furbished historic Sunderland Lounge, which was once a cinema for the Royal New Zealand Air Force.

Internationally recognised as one of the world’s premier mountain film festival events, you can expect up-close adventures, emotive and insightful cultural content, and the usual fast-paced, action-packed adrenaline entertainment making for an impressive programme that will have outdoor enthusiasts inspired and entertained.

This collection has something for everyone and is the perfect environment to fuel your imagination and plan your next adventure. Come along and ignite your passion for adventure, action, and travel.

Doors open 6.30pm. Free popcorn thanks to Hobsonville Real Estate Ltd.
BYO drinks & snacks allowed.

NB: Tickets are non-refundable but tickets may be on-sold at same price or less by notifying HCT by email: community@hobsonville.org.nz

FILM SUMMARY (runtime 2 hours 30 minutes - including an Interval)
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Traversing the Night (40 mins) Director Maddy Whittaker, AWARD WINNER: BEST NZ-MADE FILM
With an average age of 22, the four New Zealand Alpine Kids (as they called themselves) set off from Arthur’s Pass. The dream was to traverse the spine of the Southern Alps for the next three months until they reached Fiordland. The mountains are wonderful, beautiful and healing – but they are healing because they make us confront things that get drowned out in regular civilisation.

Ô’Parizad (36 mins) Director Guillaume Pierrel, France, subtitles.
AWARD WINNER: BEST SNOW SPORTS FILM
In the 70’s, the pioneers explored the most breathtaking mountains in the Alps and Himalayas; 45 years later, the same passion has remained intact and skiers decide to return on the trail of their ancestors. Their goal is to ski an 8,000m Himalayan giant.

We Don't Usually Have Ice Creams (10 mins) Director Paul McCredie, NZ.
AWARD WINNER: SPIRIT OF ADVENTURE FILM
This isn't your average pensioner walking group. They don't believe in tracks or bridges. They scale untracked ridges, ford or swim rivers, scramble up waterfalls, abseil over bluffs and seldom get home before dark. These men are tough, but the women are tougher.

House of The Gods (44 mins) Director Matt Pycroft, UK.
AWARD WINNER: GRAND PRIZE, NZ MOUNTAIN FILM FESTIVAL
The great northern prow of Mount Roraima soars from the depths of the Amazon rainforest like the prow of a gigantic ship, shrouded in cloud, drenched by torrential rain and guarded by vertical jungle, deep mud and overhanging cliffs. Follow Leo Houlding and team on their real-world quest through 100km of untracked jungle, into a unique slime forest and up the desperately steep big wall.

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