Films screened at the Kerikeri Adventure Film Festival in 2017:

55 Hours in Mexico (USA) : 9 mins. Directed by Joey Schusler

Locked In – First Descent of the Beriman Gorge (Austria) : 53 mins. Directed by Bryan Smith and David Pearson

The Rocky Mountains Traverse (Canada) : 25 mins. Directed by Will Gadd and Gavin McClurg

Paddle for the North (NZ) : 55 mins. Directed by Simon Lucas

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55 Hours in Mexico

For those with nine to five office jobs, the weekend is a source of freedom and balance. How adventurous can one get in a single weekend and 55 hours away from home?

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Locked In

Four kayakers travel to Papua New Guinea to conquer whitewater that no kayakers have tried before; The Beriman River Gorge, one of the most dangerous and committing expeditions undertaken in a kayak.

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The Rocky Mountains Traverse

2010 Festival Guest Speaker, Will Gadd, grabs a thermal air-lift towards Mount Robson and then sets flight for the Canada-US border 640 kilometres away, hopping between seriously exposed landing sites where he would camp. A 35 day journey across rugged landscapes which is the longest air journey by a paraglider ever recorded.

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Paddle for the North

Deep in the Canadian North, six young guys embarked on an epic adventure – to explor some of the most remote and untouched rivers in the world. Four Canadians, two kiwis, two dogs (Zephyr and Taiga), three boats and 200 pounds of camera equipment on a 63 day mission – it was always going to be a mighty test of endurance, determination and friendship.