Join us for an evening of adventure films celebrating the diverse landscape of the Scottish Highlands and the connections, to people and place, that can be found through time shared in nature. Proceeds from ticket sales will go to support the volunteer team at Tayside Mountain Rescue.
This event has a 15 minute intermission after the first two films.
Film Synopsis: Three films - see below
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Find Mòr
Exploration. Community. Discovery.
Scotland still has its mysteries roaring in remote glens and sometimes hidden in plain sight.
Find Mòr follows a group of canyoneers over the span of two years as they embark on a journey of exploration into the hidden corners of the Scottish Highlands.
The film offers a unique perspective from within the relatively unknown niche community and discovers the myriad motivations that drive this passion of curiosity.
Setting out in search of uncharted canyons, they find true adventure and forge deep connections to people and place.
"You come for the canyons but stay for the people."
Directors: Charlotte Workman and Steve Small
Run Time: 76 minutes
Parallel Lines
Set in the rugged beauty of the Scottish Highlands, Parallel Lines is a short film that moves beyond the pursuit of performance and perfection to rediscover the simple joy of being outdoors.
Amid unpredictable weather and changing conditions, three friends - Erika, Georgia, and Ryan - swap their usual disciplines of skiing, running, and climbing to learn from one another.
What starts as a light-hearted challenge evolves into something much deeper: moments of laughter, humility, and connection that remind them why they fell in love with the hills in the first place.
Parallel Lines is a story of friendship, curiosity, and the shared spirit that binds those who find home in the wild.
Directors: Ryan Balharry and Bob Zane
Run Time: 18 minutes
Assynt
In the remote Scottish Highlands, the community of Assynt lives in harmony with the rugged landscapes that surround them.
This short documentary offers an intimate portrait of a place where human life and nature are deeply intertwined.
Through evocative imagery and personal narratives, Assynt captures the resilience of a community shaped by its environment, reflecting on themes of identity, tradition, and the enduring bond between people and the land.
Directors: Dan Lior and Noam Genet
Run Time: 18 minutes
This event has a 15 minute intermission after the first two films.
Film Synopsis: Three films - see below
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Find Mòr
Exploration. Community. Discovery.
Scotland still has its mysteries roaring in remote glens and sometimes hidden in plain sight.
Find Mòr follows a group of canyoneers over the span of two years as they embark on a journey of exploration into the hidden corners of the Scottish Highlands.
The film offers a unique perspective from within the relatively unknown niche community and discovers the myriad motivations that drive this passion of curiosity.
Setting out in search of uncharted canyons, they find true adventure and forge deep connections to people and place.
"You come for the canyons but stay for the people."
Directors: Charlotte Workman and Steve Small
Run Time: 76 minutes
Parallel Lines
Set in the rugged beauty of the Scottish Highlands, Parallel Lines is a short film that moves beyond the pursuit of performance and perfection to rediscover the simple joy of being outdoors.
Amid unpredictable weather and changing conditions, three friends - Erika, Georgia, and Ryan - swap their usual disciplines of skiing, running, and climbing to learn from one another.
What starts as a light-hearted challenge evolves into something much deeper: moments of laughter, humility, and connection that remind them why they fell in love with the hills in the first place.
Parallel Lines is a story of friendship, curiosity, and the shared spirit that binds those who find home in the wild.
Directors: Ryan Balharry and Bob Zane
Run Time: 18 minutes
Assynt
In the remote Scottish Highlands, the community of Assynt lives in harmony with the rugged landscapes that surround them.
This short documentary offers an intimate portrait of a place where human life and nature are deeply intertwined.
Through evocative imagery and personal narratives, Assynt captures the resilience of a community shaped by its environment, reflecting on themes of identity, tradition, and the enduring bond between people and the land.
Directors: Dan Lior and Noam Genet
Run Time: 18 minutes
Runtime: 3h 0m
Released: 2026
Released: 2026
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