The Leave No Trace Center for Outdoor Ethics presents:

The No Man’s LandFilm Festival

BREAK ON THROUGH | 25:54

In high-end modern rock climbing, 5.15 is the top of the difficulty scale, a grade achieved by only a few men and never by a woman. Margo Hayes, a little known 19- year-old from Boulder, Colorado, is determined to change that. To be closer to the world’s hardest routes, she has moved to Europe, where she trains and climbs with the goal of succeeding on two of the most iconic 5.15s in France and Spain. But pushing her body and mind to the absolute limit, she risks injury and failure in her quest to be the first.

DEAR BETTY BEE | 2:27

Big mountain shredder Ingrid Backstrom’s letter to her 1 yr old daughter, Betty Bee, is a look into a badass mountain mama’s adventure raising a kiddo in the outdoors.

THE HONEYS AND THE BEARS | 3:32

Members of the Harlem Honeys and Bears, a synchronized swim team for seniors, describe the freedom of the water.

MEET THE BAD ASS MOXIE GIRLS SKATE TEAM | 3:37

The Moxie Skate Team is an all-female roller-skating club out of LongBeach, CA. The girls love having fun — while breaking down barriers.

JOURNEY TO YOUR DREAMS | 4:44

Follow the life journey of Ingrid Silva: from the slums of Rio to the professional Ballet stage of New York City.

CHANGING COURSE | 7:57

Clare Gallagher was headed toward medical school, until she realized thepath everyone else wanted her to take wouldn’t make her happy. So she took one step back, 100 miles forward, and went in a new direction.

ABOVE THE FRAY | 6:25

Professional climber Beth Rodden talks about climbing, vulnerability and motherhood.

SOMMERSAULT PIKE | 6:30

Mary Holgate has a free-diving vision and makes it reality.

FOR THE LOVE OF CLIMBING | 5:00

I don’t climb for a living, but I do live to climb. I was trying to come up with a name for my blog. It hit me: “For the love of climbing”, meaning for pleasure and not profit. It was never just about the climbing—always about the lifestyle.

THE ODD MAN OUT | 5:23

Camille Egdorf grew up on her parents’ remote fishing camps in the Alaskan backcountry, started casting lines when she was just four years old,and has been dominating the outdoor community ever since. Camille undeniably pushes the limits of what we expect out of a contemporary angler.

STUMPED | 25:00

Maureen Beck may have been born missing her lower le� arm, but that hasn’t stopped her from going hard. “People say, ‘Look, a one-armed climber, now I have no excuses.’ I’m like, dude, you never had any excuses in the first place.” Maureen is here to crush the gnar — with one bloody stump helping her get to the top.