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The Important Places

Now in its fifteenth year, Sheffield Adventure Film Festival (ShAFF) is the largest urban adventure film festival in the UK, bringing people together to celebrate outdoor life and the adventures it offers. While screenings for 2020 are waiting to be rescheduled, the ShAFF team are curating weekly watchlists of free online films for your home viewing adventures.

They're posting a new film, free to view online, on the ShAFF Facebook page at 7pm every day, Monday to Friday. Then, at the end of the week, they're bringing the full watchlist together on their website for you to watch at your own pace.

Follow the links below to watch films from week 2:

Degrees North
Xavier de la Rue rides the world’s gnarliest terrain

The Important Places
The important places, we all have them. They’re the places that awed us, that inspired us, that fed our souls.

The Rocky Mountains Traverse
A 700-kilometer traverse of the Canadian Rockies by paraglider.

Frank And The Tower
Beautiful story about an ageing climber and his relationship with Devil's Tower in Wyoming.

One Of Those Days 3
The annual dose of madness from pro skier Candide Thovex.

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