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ArchiveA new series by Fitz Cahill and Bryan Smith explores the lives of five adventure athletes as they push their limits. theseasontv.com…
Dr. Scott Petett is on the move. After a season of dialing it, it舗s time for the race up in Whistler.
A sneak peak at Gone Missing: Vanished in Papua airing November 2.
Skiers and snowboarders try to best each other with big air and high-flying tricks.
Kayaker Paul Kuthe started canoeing as a small child with his father before graduating to whitewater kayaking and picking his own lines.
The Anti Cam is ready for testing. Matt is about to find out whether his vision is pipe dream or possibility.
Filmmaker Greg MacGillivray documents a wild ride down the Colorado River.
Climber Anya Miller continues push the limits of bouldering despite nine surgeries on her left knee. theseasontv.com…
A year after her last surgery, Anya is back in form, sending hard, tall and proud problems.
This film documents an expedition into the spectacular pristine Corcovado wilderness in Southern Chile.
Chiropractor Scott Petett got into mountain biking late, but has turned what was once a hobby into a passion.theseasontv.com…
Kelly Slater, the Malloy brothers, and others star in this documentary about catching Ireland's biggest waves.
Anya Miller's passion and obliviousness to her own limits led to injuries, and a new approach to bouldering. theseasontv.com…
Rush Sturges, Tyler Bradt, and co. star in this new movie about pushing the limits of whitewater kayaking.
A small elite fraternity of high-altitude skiers climb the highest peaks in the world in pure Alpine style, carrying their skis for the trip down.
Mark Synnott, James Pearson, and Alex Honnold join Jimmy Chin and Camp 4 Collective to climb the towers in Chad’s Ennedi desert. Read Synnott’s account of the trip in ϳԹ‘s April issue.
Sea kayaker Paul Kuthe sets out to ride the biggest tidal rapid in North America. theseasontv.com…
A new film to inspire and captivate all who love the sport of flyfishing.
Skier Chris Davenport stars in the trailer to the new documentary from Granite Films.
Climber Matt Maddaloni works on pushing the limits of climbing with a new tool called the anticam. theseasontv.com…
My demands at home don't allow me to travel much, so I've got to do it vicariously. What, in your opinion, are the best adventure travel movies ever made?
A new film chronicles the classic story of a daring prison break from a Soviet gulag. We dispatched our crankiest critic to weigh in on the somewhat true story.
Two new island novels explore what it means to leave everyday life far, far behind.
Now more than ever, the world could use some bright ideas. Like these.
What’s it like to watch a Hollywood director turn your life-threatening ordeal into entertainment?
James Franco steals the show in 127 Hours. This is what he had to say about it.
Presenting the best of a new generation of action films, from mountain biking and snowboarding to skiing and climbing.
Author and filmmaker Sebastian Junger on covering war, being selectively lazy, and the rewards of following the rough road.
The latest films and fashions from seven of the brightest stars at this year's Mountainfilm in Telluride festival.
Presenting 25 of the best adventure, investigative, and nature documentaries ever. Plus: the best of a new generation of action films.
A new fly-fishing movie proves all angling films need not suck.
A new film sees Conrad Anker and Leo Houlding attempt to re-create the ill-fated 1924 Mallory expedition and solve the oldest mystery on Everest.
This ode to cutting loose could make you quit your job.
How a stealth documentary crew revealed Japan's secret dolphin slaughter.
When you're as well traveled as Aaron Eckhart, picking a favorite town isn't easy.
Robert Kenner’s new documentary FOOD, Inc. opens with a shot of a glowing cornfield and a quaint red farmhouse. Within minutes, headless chicken corpses the color of a sidewalk fill the screen, rolling down a factory assembly line. Shock value is the point here: The film, in wide release this…
Quotes from Stranded (now out on DVD; $30, zeitgeistfilms.com), a gripping new documentary about the survivors of the 1972 Andes plane crash depicted in the film Alive.
Disney is getting back to its nature-documentary roots—but can the company escape its own legacy?
Can a cult fly-fishing novel about a young man coming of age in the wild blow up on the big screen? It's happened once before
In 1974, French aerialist Philippe Petit snuck onto the roof of the World Trade Center, rigged a tightrope between the Twin Towers, and spent three-quarters of an hour dancing across the 1,350-foot-deep urban abyss. The caper was all but forgotten until last summer, when James Marsh’s documentary Man on Wire…
Eleven years after Jon Krakauer's Into the Wild caused a sensation, the family of Christopher McCandless, director Sean Penn, and his all-star cast and crew talk about their quest to bring the fatal journey of "Alexander Supertramp" to the big screen.
The unsinkable James Cameron on life after Titanic, how films fuel exploration, and the next great adventure epic
A shamelessly hedonistic celebration of the movies that feed our fantasies, explore the DNA of adventure and wild fun, and nourish our rambling, freewheeling, risk-loving souls
Using cutting-edge techniques, three young mavericks set out to tackle one of the hardest routes in the Himalayas
Inside the high-risk Hollywood quest to bring Sebastian Junger's true-life thriller to the screen
This year's World Extreme Skiing Championships will feature two types of descent: Hail Mary and Mother of God
Snowboarder Jeremy Jones seeks out the biggest and most remote lines in the latest film by Teton Gravity Research, Further. It premiers in the fall of 2012.