EUROPEAN OUTDOOR FILM TOUR 2025

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EUROPEAN OUTDOOR FILM TOUR 2025 The EOFT is coming back to a place near you with a brand new programme: From October, the big event for the outdoor community will be back on the big screen with exciting stories. Here's the first glimpse of the programme, with more films to follow.

Cycle of Bayanihan For MTB pro athlete Samantha Soriano, the Philippines are much more than just the next bike destination: the US native has never been to the country where her roots lie. With her bike and many unanswered questions in her luggage, Samantha sets off for her father's homeland and finds not one but two families there - her own relatives and a growing bike community.

Soundscape NOMEN EST OMEN: An imposing wall in the Sierra Nevada, 365 metres of vertical rock, the name fits: The Incredible Hulk. Climber Erik Weihenmayer can't see it, but he can hear it and feel it as far as his hands can reach. Together with climbing partner Timmy O'Neill, Erik sets off into the vertical. SOUNDSCAPE shows how the beauty of nature and life can be grasped - with the senses that are available to us.

ANNA Tight bends, steep passes and sparks fly when braking: Austrian downhill skateboarder Anna Pixner takes us on a fast-paced trip around and into her world. In speed, Anna feels the calm that she has always lacked among people. In her risky sport, the downhill skateboarder has not only found the antidote to her social anxieties, but also an international community of like-minded people.

Keep it Burning ‘When your father is with you, it's the best kick in the arse!’

Perhaps that's why Catalan climbing pro Edu Marín is taking his 70-year-old father on an expedition to the Karakoram. Together with his brother Alex, the journey to the Trango Towers becomes a real family affair. After 13 years, Edu wants to set the ‘Eternal Flame’ route on the Nameless Tower on fire again. A route steeped in history: established in 1989 by the sport's luminaries Wolfgang Güllich and Kurt Albert, the brothers Alexander and Thomas Huber managed the first redpoint ascent of Eternal Flame.

 However, Keep it Burning shows that the biggest challenge for the family rope team is not climbing, but the capers of Mother Nature. Backyard Although freeskier Nadine Wallner has already travelled to Peru and Alaska on her boards, this year she is fulfilling a big dream - five freeride descents, 3,000 vertical metres, 29 km - and all in one day in her home region of Arlberg. Nadine planned the project for years and waited for the perfect conditions - blue skies and good snow conditions. Together with her mountain guide colleagues Yannick Glatthard and Dino Flatz, she climbs high and descends steeply. But even on a perfect day between Albonakopf (2,654 m) and Westlicher Eisentalerspitze (2,710 m), not everything goes according to plan.