Family Adventure Film Fest

Join other like-minded families for an afternoon of inspiring and entertaining adventure films, hand picked to be enjoyed by a younger audience as well as their grown ups. Enjoy a drink and snack from our bar and cafe, bag yourself some goodies in our epic adventure themed raffle (raising money for the Long Ashton Community Centre Playground project - more info here) and enjoy the great vibes of another great adventure film event at Long Ashton Community Centre.

FILMS

Many Small Steps - A young boy's passion for nature leads him to conquer his first Munro, offering a heartwarming metaphor for life's challenges and triumphs. (3 minutes) 

Finding Nessie: Family Bikepacking in Scotland* - A heartwarming film that follows parents Manu Cattrysse and Katrien De Smet on a 500-kilometer cargo bikepacking adventure around Scotland with their two young sons. Along the way, they discover challenging terrain and unforgettable experiences, but do they locate Nessie? (20 minutes) *photo credit: Manu Cattrysse

Freya: Leo Houlding's daughter, Freya, uses climbing as a practice to lean into discomfort and fear to help navigate her neurodiversity and harness its strengths. (4 minutes)

Two Point Four: Not your typical family holiday, but this is not your typical family. Leo Houlding, his wife Jess, their two children Freya and Jackson climb Norway's national mountain via a 2000ft big wall. (20 minutes)

Flow: A film featuring ‪@thetrailrippers‬ Nathan and Ruben de Vaux - two mountain biking brothers from the Dyfi Valley in Mid Wales who are already making their mark on the British MTB scene. Mountain biking means everything to Nathan and Ruben and this short film tells their family story with the help of their Mum, Ina. Together, they tell us how they first got into riding and then racing and the benefits and challenges that neurodivergence brings to their riding and how riding bikes helps them regulate their lives. (11 minutes)