It'd been a while since we'd heard from our UK ambassador, Jessie Tuckman. Turns out, she was on a surf trip to Tenerife. If you handle jealousy well, check out...
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Kaiku is an audio-visual project which was started in 2012. The project combines words, images, and video with original compositions and natural so...
You may remember that a certain Blair Lockhart was the very lucky winner of a SwellWomen surf trip. Well, ever since then we've been incredibly jealous. To make...
According to Somerville Theatre’s Hermitlake organizer, Paul Fitzpatrick Nager, the film The Search for Freedom sets the tone for the Banff Mountain Film Fest...
The documentary film Girlie & Burly's voiceover says it best: "Seeing people who are the same size as me, the same weight as me, doing these amazing, strong powerful moves inspires me to push myself a bit further."
Here is a message from filmmaker Miriam Alexa. Her next surf film is currently running a Kickstarter campaign. If you want to see more women-directed and women-...
This past week, Misadventures had the good fortune to catch one of the Reel Rock showings in Nashville, TN at the lovely Belcourt Theater.
We don't want to giv...
Board of Media, a social movement & documentary celebrating equality for women in action sports, got in touch recently to tell us about the documentary that...
It’s no secret that the majority Hollywood films feature male protagonists; in an effort to eschew that shameful imbalance, we have selected titles starring strong, funny, intelligent, brave, and admirable women. Happy viewing!
In Wild, Strayed has this way of writing that is all at once sharp, witty, heartbreaking, and piercingly beautiful—that touches you at your very core. Would a film be able to capture this in any satisfying way?
The opening shots are of a skier getting ready for the day—
“The Mountains” calling on the phone, teeth getting brushed, bites taken out of a breakfast b...
The documentary Walking the Camino: Six Ways to Santiago beautifully illustrates this interesting, quintessentially human desire to explore the world while exploring the soul. The film follows six individuals the 780 kilometers (nearly 500 miles) from St Jean Pied de Port, located on the French side of the Pyrenees, across the Spanish frontier to the cathedral of Santiago de Compostela.
