Kayak The Kwanza
In June 2016, our two man team completed the first ever source-to-mouth expedition along the Kwanza River in Angola. We used a 40 year-old foldable wooden kayak that we paddled and carried along the 1,300km journey.
Snow People
A documentary film celebrating the snow sports history, culture and memories found in the community in Southern Ontario’s Blue Mountains. Gathering over 75 interviews and stories, the film showcases the innovations and unique history in a snow sports region with less than 750 vertical feet of terrain. Director: Tracey Johnston Tracey Johnston has directed the feature …Read more »
Free as a crane
From Estonia to Ethiopia, throught Ukraine, Turkey, Osraël, a journey to meet multiple cultures, different mens and womens but with the same experience of the biggest migratory bird of Europe : the common crane, a symbol of peace and liberty. The bird is free and goes where it needs to go and we will follow its …Read more »
From Zero to Kilimanjaro
“Is it possible to climb a 6,000 metres mountain in just one day, starting from the sea level? The italian ultra-athlete Nico Valsesia answered to this question beating three records of the “From Zero To…” series (Mont Blanc, Aconcagua, Elbrus). In the early summer of 2017 Nico lands in Tanzania to attempt his 4th record: …Read more »
MasMan
MasMan is about Peter Minshall, an existential hero in Trinidad and the largest novel character among carnivals anywhere in the world. For four decades he has had audiences in his mirror, which he calls mas, not masquerade, because his graphic imagery of society is much bigger than that. It is largely about who we were, …Read more »