The films that will feature on the 2012 Banff World Tour are shown below

To check out the films that will be shown at your nearest venue click on the location.

We are working hard to ensure that you get the very best adventure films so the programme may be slightly amended

ALL I CAN: THE SHORT CUT Banff Award: Best Feature-Length Mountain Film A special Tour edit of the award-winning ski film that combines thought provoking issues with mind-blowing snow sports action.  Stunning time-lapse sequences, deep powder and an incredible urban downhill skiing scene are just some of the highlights. Directed by Dave Mossop and Eric Crosland, Canada, 11 minutes	COLD Banff Awards: Grand Prize and Best Film: Climbing Up until now 16 expeditions have tried and failed to climb one of Pakistan's 8,000 metre peaks in the heart of winter.  Experience the chilling first-hand footage as 3 climbers set out to be the first and the harrowing descent  that amplifies their isolation and exposure to the extreme cold - and then an avalanche hits. Directed by Anson Fogel, 19 minutes
KADOMA Banff Award: Best Exploration and Adventure Film "Kadoma" is the nickname for Hendri Coetzee, a legendary South African kayaker who is known for exploring some of Africa's wildest rivers.  In December 2010, pro kayakers Chris Korbulic and Ben Stookesbury followed Coetzee into the Democratic Republic of Congo for a first descent of the dangerous Lukuga River.  Seven weeks in to the expedition, tragedy struck.   Directed by Ben Stookesbury, 42 minutes	REEL ROCK: ORIGINS - OBE & ASHIMA There's a 9 year old girl taking the bouldering world by storm and her name is Ashima.  Guided by her coach and former bouldering star Obe, this tiny master is crushing competitions and raising the bar for climbing's youth.  A trip to a bouldering mecca in Texas provides a glimpse of the past for Obe and the start of amazing new adventures for Ashima.  Directed by Josh Lowell, 23 minutes
REEL ROCK: SKETCHY ANDY Climbing dirtbag Andy Lewis is taking the discipline of slacklining in to the future as he solos the world's longest high-lines and masters the hardest aerial tricks, while pushing his equipment to the limit.  As Andy goes higher, harder and faster with climbing, slack and B.A.S.E one wonders just how far he can go before it'll be one step over the line.   Directed by Peter Mortimer, 22 minutes	HANUMAN AIRLINES Two Nepali adventurers set out on their ambitious mission to climb and then launch a paraglider from the top of Mount Everest and travel to an ocean they have never seen.  Follow their incredible journey that has seen them nominated for the prestigious National Geographic Adventurer of the Year award. Directed by Hamilton Pevec, 26 minutes

THE FREEDOM CHAIR Banff Award: Best Film - Mountain Sports Josh Dueck was an aspiring skier and coach until a ski accident in 2004 changed his life.  Despite his comeback and succces in the world of competitive sit-skiing, he wasn't content.  Josh's dream is to tackle the backcountry and the steepest and wildest mountains in the world -  with his infectious outlook he may catch his dream. Directed by Mike Douglas, 15 minutes	ON THE TRAIL OF GENGHIS KAHN: THE LAST FRONTIER Banff Awards: People's Choice Award UOn an epic journey, Australian Tim Cope, his band of horses and his dog Tigon travel overland 10,000km from Mongolia to Hungary, following the footsteps of legendary warrior and nomad Genghis Kahn.  Cope visits distant parts of the world rarely seen, places on the cusp of modernity yet proud of nomadic traditions.  The Last Frontier captures the culmination of his three year journey, the crossing of the Carpathian Mountains.  Directed by Tim Cope, 46 minutes
CHASING WATER Banff Award: Best Short Mountain Film Pete McBride grew up on a ranch in Colorado, a child of the Colorado River.  After a life spent visiting other countries to tell stories as a National Geographic photojournalist, Pete decides to follow the water from his family's ranch to see where it ends up.  This is the story of Pete's journey and a story of the river.     Directed by Peter McBride, 18 minutes	REEL ROCK: RACE FOR THE NOSE  Banff Award: Radical Reels - People's Choice Award Welcome to one of the wildest competitions known to man - the speed record on the Nose route of El Capitan in Yosemite National Park.  For 50 years the best climbers in the world have been one-upping each on the massive granite monolith, risking life and limb to shave mere seconds off the record time.   Directed by Nick Rosen and Pete Mortimer, 22 minutes
THIS IS MY WINTER Get a glimpse behind the scenes of a season with one of the world's finest snowboarders, Xavier de le Rue.  Dealing with dangers, lack of snow and the ups and downs of a winter spent skimming his board over steep and gnarly lines is all in a day's work for Xavier.    Directed by Guido Perrini, 28 minutes	FROM THE INSIDE OUT (Shorter Banff Edit)  Some of the world's best freeriders hit the slopes and trails of western Canada to produce this high-action flick that merges trail, downhill, jump and slopestyle riding.     Directed by The Coastal Crew, 13 minutes This film is now definitely confirmed

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