Tickets: Northern CA Trails In Motion Film Tour 11
All 2023 TIMFT 11 Film info is located within each location/date link.
In 2016 Robert Rhodes founded BayTrailrunners, and later became the Northern California director for the Trails In Motion Film Tour. He created Dirtbagger Film Syndicate to share films, art, trail, ultra photography, and grassroots goods with anyone who has a love and appreciation for the great outdoors. Tragically, Rob passed away from Cancer on March 11, 2021. Rob was a dear friend and passionate human being. When he asked me to take up the flag of TIMFT and DFS, it was an honor to know he put his trust in me to carry on his legacy.
The Trails In Motion Film Tour is a worldwide showcase of running and adventure films created by James Hallett. The tour is hosted in over 130 cities across 30 countries.
Sports Basement Sunnyvale: September 2nd, 2-5:30pm
Regular price $20.00This is a live event only, which travels throughout the greater Bay Area and parts of Northern CA.
Trails In Motion Film Tour 11: 2023
Location: Sports Basement Sunnyvale; 1177 Kern Ave., Sunnyvale, CA 94085
Ultra Dad
Runtime: 27 minutes
Directed by: Justin Galant
Produced by: Justin Galant
Language: French [English subtitles]
Country of origin: France
Vincent is an ultra-distance athlete, a mountain sports enthusiast, and above all a father with a busy life. By winning the ultratrail Les Templiers in 2021 Vincent was granted an entry for the legendary Western States Endurance Run, a 100-mile race taking place in June 2022 in California. Vincent lives in Annecy, a city providing the utmost in trail running and mountain sports. First and foremost he is a loving dad of a 2-year old boy and a soon-to-be baby. He also works as sport marketing manager. Balancing work, family and his passion for sports and outdoors Vincent spends most of his time in the mountains.
Faith In The Future
Runtime: 9 minutes
Directed by: Ryan Scura + Adam Wells
Produced by: Ryan Scura + Adam Wells
Language: English
Country of origin: USA
As wildfires continue to damage his home trails in Oregon, pro runner Mario Mendoza Jr. confronts what the climate crisis means to him not just as a professional athlete, but as a coach, pastor, and father. Mario is looking ahead at future generations with concern, hope and love. In his eyes, it's about what we pass on. Sharing wisdom and opportunity. Legacy.
The Day My Hat Died
Runtime: 13 minutes
Directed by: Beau Miles
Produced by: Beard & Wicket
Language: English
Country of origin: Australia
Beau's magnificent Legionnaires hat has lost the will to live. After fifteen years of sun and body fluids, with a heavy heart and a head full of memories, he takes his favorite, thread-bare, stinking, beyond-repair hat for one last run along the Australian Alps.
What Matters - Ce qui compte
Runtime: 42 minutes
Directed by: Timothée Ranger + Etienne Valentin
Produced by: Mouss Films
Language: French [English subtitles]
Country of origin: France
The GR20 is an iconic trail located on the French island of Corsica. This beautiful but highly demanding route covers 170.3km and 12,690m D+. Anne-Lise Rousset became the first woman to achieve a time limit of less than 40 hours on the GR 20, less than a year after the birth of her baby boy. This is her story...
The Middle Way
Runtime: 18 minutes
Directed by: Dean Leslie + Joe Grant
Produced by: The Wandering Fever
Language: English
Country of origin: USA
The Middle Way is an intimate look into Joe Grant's Tour de 14er project. Joe set out from his doorstep in Gold Hill, Colorado to attempt to summit all 54 of Colorado's 14000ft mountains in a single push. By bike and on foot, self-powered, self supported. Alone. 1100 miles of riding, 600 miles of running and roughly 100 000 ft of climbing.
“The camera ended up becoming this interesting way to externalize what I was thinking. At first, I was more self-conscious about saying the right thing. As the trip sort of went on, I didn’t really care anymore. With so much time alone, the camera became something like a friend" ~ Joe Grant
Sports Basement Berkeley: November 11th, 2-5:30pm
Regular price $20.00This is a live event only, which travels throughout the greater Bay Area and parts of Northern CA.
Trails In Motion Film Tour 11: 2023
Location: Sports Basement Berkely; 2727 Milvia St, Berkeley CA 94703
Ultra Dad
Runtime: 27 minutes
Directed by: Justin Galant
Produced by: Justin Galant
Language: French [English subtitles]
Country of origin: France
Vincent is an ultra-distance athlete, a mountain sports enthusiast, and above all a father with a busy life. By winning the ultratrail Les Templiers in 2021 Vincent was granted an entry for the legendary Western States Endurance Run, a 100-mile race taking place in June 2022 in California. Vincent lives in Annecy, a city providing the utmost in trail running and mountain sports. First and foremost he is a loving dad of a 2-year old boy and a soon-to-be baby. He also works as sport marketing manager. Balancing work, family and his passion for sports and outdoors Vincent spends most of his time in the mountains.
Faith In The Future
Runtime: 9 minutes
Directed by: Ryan Scura + Adam Wells
Produced by: Ryan Scura + Adam Wells
Language: English
Country of origin: USA
As wildfires continue to damage his home trails in Oregon, pro runner Mario Mendoza Jr. confronts what the climate crisis means to him not just as a professional athlete, but as a coach, pastor, and father. Mario is looking ahead at future generations with concern, hope and love. In his eyes, it's about what we pass on. Sharing wisdom and opportunity. Legacy.
The Day My Hat Died
Runtime: 13 minutes
Directed by: Beau Miles
Produced by: Beard & Wicket
Language: English
Country of origin: Australia
Beau's magnificent Legionnaires hat has lost the will to live. After fifteen years of sun and body fluids, with a heavy heart and a head full of memories, he takes his favorite, thread-bare, stinking, beyond-repair hat for one last run along the Australian Alps.
What Matters - Ce qui compte
Runtime: 42 minutes
Directed by: Timothée Ranger + Etienne Valentin
Produced by: Mouss Films
Language: French [English subtitles]
Country of origin: France
The GR20 is an iconic trail located on the French island of Corsica. This beautiful but highly demanding route covers 170.3km and 12,690m D+. Anne-Lise Rousset became the first woman to achieve a time limit of less than 40 hours on the GR 20, less than a year after the birth of her baby boy. This is her story...
The Middle Way
Runtime: 18 minutes
Directed by: Dean Leslie + Joe Grant
Produced by: The Wandering Fever
Language: English
Country of origin: USA
The Middle Way is an intimate look into Joe Grant's Tour de 14er project. Joe set out from his doorstep in Gold Hill, Colorado to attempt to summit all 54 of Colorado's 14000ft mountains in a single push. By bike and on foot, self-powered, self supported. Alone. 1100 miles of riding, 600 miles of running and roughly 100 000 ft of climbing.
“The camera ended up becoming this interesting way to externalize what I was thinking. At first, I was more self-conscious about saying the right thing. As the trip sort of went on, I didn’t really care anymore. With so much time alone, the camera became something like a friend" ~ Joe Grant
Sports Basement Novato: October 7th, 2-5:30pm
Regular price $20.00This is a live event only, which travels throughout the greater Bay Area and parts of Northern CA.
Trails In Motion Film Tour 11: 2023
Location: Sports Basement Novato; 100 Vintage Way, Novato, CA 94945
Ultra Dad
Runtime: 27 minutes
Directed by: Justin Galant
Produced by: Justin Galant
Language: French [English subtitles]
Country of origin: France
Vincent is an ultra-distance athlete, a mountain sports enthusiast, and above all a father with a busy life. By winning the ultratrail Les Templiers in 2021 Vincent was granted an entry for the legendary Western States Endurance Run, a 100-mile race taking place in June 2022 in California. Vincent lives in Annecy, a city providing the utmost in trail running and mountain sports. First and foremost he is a loving dad of a 2-year old boy and a soon-to-be baby. He also works as sport marketing manager. Balancing work, family and his passion for sports and outdoors Vincent spends most of his time in the mountains.
Faith In The Future
Runtime: 9 minutes
Directed by: Ryan Scura + Adam Wells
Produced by: Ryan Scura + Adam Wells
Language: English
Country of origin: USA
As wildfires continue to damage his home trails in Oregon, pro runner Mario Mendoza Jr. confronts what the climate crisis means to him not just as a professional athlete, but as a coach, pastor, and father. Mario is looking ahead at future generations with concern, hope and love. In his eyes, it's about what we pass on. Sharing wisdom and opportunity. Legacy.
The Day My Hat Died
Runtime: 13 minutes
Directed by: Beau Miles
Produced by: Beard & Wicket
Language: English
Country of origin: Australia
Beau's magnificent Legionnaires hat has lost the will to live. After fifteen years of sun and body fluids, with a heavy heart and a head full of memories, he takes his favorite, thread-bare, stinking, beyond-repair hat for one last run along the Australian Alps.
What Matters - Ce qui compte
Runtime: 42 minutes
Directed by: Timothée Ranger + Etienne Valentin
Produced by: Mouss Films
Language: French [English subtitles]
Country of origin: France
The GR20 is an iconic trail located on the French island of Corsica. This beautiful but highly demanding route covers 170.3km and 12,690m D+. Anne-Lise Rousset became the first woman to achieve a time limit of less than 40 hours on the GR 20, less than a year after the birth of her baby boy. This is her story...
The Middle Way
Runtime: 18 minutes
Directed by: Dean Leslie + Joe Grant
Produced by: The Wandering Fever
Language: English
Country of origin: USA
The Middle Way is an intimate look into Joe Grant's Tour de 14er project. Joe set out from his doorstep in Gold Hill, Colorado to attempt to summit all 54 of Colorado's 14000ft mountains in a single push. By bike and on foot, self-powered, self supported. Alone. 1100 miles of riding, 600 miles of running and roughly 100 000 ft of climbing.
“The camera ended up becoming this interesting way to externalize what I was thinking. At first, I was more self-conscious about saying the right thing. As the trip sort of went on, I didn’t really care anymore. With so much time alone, the camera became something like a friend" ~ Joe Grant