Alps Film Festival 2025: Brave stories from the mountains!

Alps Film Festival 2025: Brave stories from the mountains!

The highly expected Alpine Film Festival 2025 takes place in the picturesque backdrop of the Bavarian Alps. The event promises a fascinating program for all nature lovers and alpinists, which was curated under the direction of Tom. The total playing time is about 105 to 110 minutes and is characterized by a colorful mix of inspiring stories about the mountains. The films are presented in English with German subtitles and in Alpine dialects, which makes the festival a unique experience for a wide audience. Radio Oberland reports that the goal of the program is to show "encouraging and happy" from the mountains.

The highlights are impressive documentation that illuminate both the challenges and the treasures of nature. Among the five films include the works "45 Days" by Caja Schöpf and Andreas Hartmann as well as "Meru - The Ascent of the Goldfish" by Daniel Hug and Julien Nadiras. While the former addresses life without the sun in Norway and describes the people who share this fascination, the latter focuses on the exciting first inspection in the Himalaja, where three climbers face their greatest challenge.

special insights into the alpine world

The other films of the festival also offer exciting insights: In the film "Am Steilhang" by Meike Hollnaicher and Thomas Schäfer, the audience experiences how Valentin Innerhofer and Judith Stötter sustainably manage their farm in South Tyrol and supply star chefs with organic vegetables. "A Journey 2 Mont Blanc" by Philipp and Christoph Kaar shows how two women from South Tyrol cycle to Mont Blanc and have to master the challenges of the digital public as influencers. Finally, Bernhard Braun's "Hungry Gravity" is about a Bavarian action camp that critically examines the modern ski film industry and addresses the area of ​​tension between skiers and the stories in the films.

These films are moderated live by alpinists and filmmakers, including the exceptional alpinists Roger Schäli and Simon Gietl, who, with the well-known gourmets Mathieu Maynadier, also known as "meme", provide food and good atmosphere. The event of the event is the focus of the event, the exchange of experiences about the love of alpinism and the heart -warming stories that develop beyond political borders. Alpinism is viewed here as a attitude to life that promotes diverse perspectives and appreciation for the cultural differences.

a festival for mountain lovers

The Alpen Film Festival 2025 not only forms a platform for films and documentation, but also a space for encounters and conversations in which the focus is on the love of nature and mountains. It will be interesting to see which topics and inspiration the visitors will take home with them. For more information you can visit the official website of the festival at Alpenfilmfestival.de In summary, it can be said that this festival is an excellent example of how alpinism connects people and creates a feeling of community - a message that is clearly conveyed by each of the stories shown. The organizers are looking forward to numerous visitors who share the beauty and challenges of the mountains with enthusiasm.