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Freeride Filmfestival 2026

From 11 November 2026, the Freeride Filmfestival brings the world of freeriding to cinemas across Europe. Experience five unique ski and snowboard films, inspiring stories from the mountains, and the people who live for them. With 8 Prime Tour stops, 150+ screenings and events in 15 countries, FFF 2026 brings the freeride community together for another season of adventure, friendship and unforgettable mountain moments.

FREERIDE FILMFESTIVAL 2026

The Freeride Filmfestival is back in 2026 with the best ski and snowboard films of the year. Starting on 11 November 2026, the festival brings the freeride community together for inspiring stories, impressive mountain action and unique cinema experiences.

The FFF Prime Tour combines the best freeride films with live moderation, interviews with filmmakers and athletes, the Festival Village and Risk’n’Fun Safety Workshops. The Prime Tour takes place in Austria and Germany.

The FFF Cinema Edition brings the festival programme to selected independent cinemas across 15 countries, with recorded on-screen hosting.

FFF 2026 at a glance

8 Prime Tour stops

150+ screenings

15 countries

Ski & snowboard freeride films

Interviews with athletes and filmmakers

Festival Village at Prime Tour events

Risk’n’Fun Safety Workshops

FFF PRIME TOUR 2026

The Prime Tour kicks off on 11 November 2026 in Munich and continues through Austria and Germany.

Munich

11 November 2026 – 19:30
Mathäser Filmpalast

Vienna

12 November 2026 – 20:00
Gartenbaukino

Innsbruck

13 November 2026 – 19:30
Metropol Kino

Saalfelden

21 November 2026 – 20:00
Nexus

Kempten

22 November 2026 – 19:30
Colosseum Center

Stuttgart

26 November 2026 – 20:00
Delphi Arthaus Kino

More Prime Tour stops are part of the 2026 programme and will be announced by the Freeride Filmfestival.

FFF CINEMA EDITION

Can't make it to a Prime Tour stop? The FFF Cinema Edition brings the festival experience to independent cinemas across 15 countries.

In Austria and Germany, screenings take place in numerous cities throughout November, including Graz, Salzburg, Linz, Villach, Feldkirch, Düsseldorf, Hamburg, Berlin, Freiburg, Garmisch-Partenkirchen and many more.

The Cinema Edition features the FFF programme with recorded on-screen hosting, bringing the atmosphere of the festival to local cinemas.

THE FILMS – OFFICIAL SELECTION 2026

The 2026 Official Selection features five films exploring freeriding from very different perspectives, from surviving an avalanche and chasing the final days of winter to exploring the connection between snow, wind, culture and friendship.

75 SECONDS

75 Seconds takes viewers into one of the most intense moments imaginable in freeriding.

On a foggy March evening in Norway, freeskier Jakob Wester triggers an avalanche and is thrown over a cliff. For 75 seconds, he fights to survive inside the moving snow, while his wife Sofia waits below without knowing whether he will make it.

A powerful story about fear, chaos, hope and survival in the mountains.

Norway | 12 min | English

FERRYLAND

Deep inside a Norwegian fjord lies Trandal, a tiny village with only 17 inhabitants and some of Norway's best freeride terrain.

As winter comes to an end, a group of friends returns to the village for one final attempt to save their season. Ferryland is a story about friendship, adventure and making the most of the mountains before the snow disappears.

Norway | 23 min | English & Norwegian

INSIDE CIRCLES

Inside Circles follows filmmaker Dominic Knoppe and his friends on a journey through Iceland and Norway.

Snowboarding, ski touring, splitboarding and kitesurfing become different ways of connecting with the same element: wind. From snowy mountains to the ocean and Norwegian fjords, the film explores the freedom that comes from moving with nature rather than trying to control it.

Austria/Germany | 20 min | English, German & Icelandic

KODO 呼動

Kodo combines Japanese culture with the wild landscapes of Canada.

Created by Japanese skiers and filmmakers based in Canada, the film connects powerful freeride imagery with traditional Taiko drumming and the Japanese philosophy of Wabi-Sabi.

The result is a unique and atmospheric film about skiing, music, culture and nature.

Japan | 7.5 min | English

UNCLE TIMMY

Uncle Timmy follows snowboarder Timm Schröder as he looks back on a life shaped by snowboarding, friendship and the mountains.

While babysitting his best friend's children, he tells stories about his first lines, big trips, hard crashes, losses and the experiences that brought him back to his board.

Moving between reality and myth, the film asks what really remains from a life spent in the mountains.

Austria/Germany | 23 min | English

EXPERIENCE THE FREERIDE FILMFESTIVAL

From intense mountain stories and big freeride lines to personal journeys and the culture surrounding snowboarding and skiing, the Freeride Filmfestival 2026 celebrates everything that makes freeriding special.

Join the community at a Prime Tour event or experience the films at a Cinema Edition screening near you.

Find your screening and get your tickets now.


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Find out more about the Freeride Filmfestival here: Freeride Filmfestival

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