Canada, 8 min
Director: Evan Lindberg
NATIONAL PREMIERE
An operatic elegy for receding glaciers. Along the Icefields Parkway, a glacial spirit awakens from an endless slumber, entombed in ice, and confronts a rapidly changing landscape. Set to Baroque opera arias by Henry Purcell, the film features bass-baritone Evan Lindberg alongside a Montréal-based string quartet.
France, 54 min
Director: Alexandre Lopez
EUSKADI PREMIERE
Deep within the Nakanaï Mountains of Papua New Guinea, a caving expedition ventures into an unexplored underground world in search of a mysterious underground river of extraordinary scale, hoping to better understand and protect this remarkable karst landscape.
United States, 49 min
Director: Philip Forsey
NATIONAL PREMIERE
Two of the world's most accomplished ski mountaineers, Christina Lustenberger and Guillaume Pierrel, set their sights on the highest and most formidable peak in the Canadian Rockies in February 2025: Mount Robson. They were the first to ski down the Great Couloir on the South Face. The film documenting that feat now becomes a tribute to Guillaume 'Gee' Pierrel, who passed away on June 24, 2026, during an attempt to climb and ski K6 in Pakistan.