Outside's Favorite Films from Tribeca
What do rock-climbing heart transplant patients, Somali pirate hunters, and arctic cowboys have in common? All could be found on the big screen at this year’s Tribeca Film Festival. Of this year’s...
Mina Hochberg
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Mina Hochberg is a freelance writer based in Brooklyn.
Films from Tribeca: The Motivation
An interesting cross-study of what really makes athletes tick, from the perspective of professional skaters.
Films from Tribeca: Aatsinki
A fascinating look at reindeer herders in the remote Finnish Lapland.
Films from Tribeca: The Nightshift Belongs to the Stars
A promise between two avid mountain climbers makes for a film that, while sentimental, resonates - and the views can't be beat.
Films from Tribeca: No Limits
A documentary that revisits the 2002 death of freediver Audrey Mestre during a world-record attempt in the Dominican Republic reveals tragic details.
Films from Tribeca: McConkey
A heartfelt look at the life and death of free skier Shane McConkey.
Films from Tribeca: Gasland Part II
The sequel to the Oscar-nominated documentary Gasland continues director Josh Fox's scathing indictment of fracking.
Films from Tribeca: Kiss the Water
A profile of the late Megan Boyd, legendary fly-maker, brings viewers into the idyllic world of fly fishing.
Films from Tribeca: The Project
Filmmakers Shawn Efran and Adam Ciralsky put their lives on the line to make The Project, a film about Somalia's Puntland Maritime Police Force.
McConkey: Doing Justice to 'Saucer Boy'
After freeskier Shane McConkey died in a ski-BASE accident four years ago, a group of his friends created McConkey, a documentary of his adventures that is as thrilling as it is heartfelt. We...
'Outside' at Sundance: Going Pro-Nuclear
Robert Stone, the Academy Award-nominated director behind Radio Bikini, has done a complete 180, embracing nuclear power in Pandora's Promise, his latest documentary. What caused him to ...
'Outside' at Sundance: Building a Better Solar Panel
In his latest documentary, Albert Maysles profiles 13-year-old Aidan Dwyer, who won the Young Naturalist Award from the American Museum of Natural History for applying the Fibonacci number sequence...
'Outside' at Sundance: Tim Hetherington and the Theater of War
Sebastian Junger pays tribute to the late war photographer in Which Way Is the Front Line From Here?, a new documentary that will air on HBO in mid-April.
'Outside' at Sundance: The Deadliest Day on a Dangerous Mountain
We spoke to director Nick Ryan about his new film The Summit, which revisits a 2008 tragedy on K2, a mountain for mountaineers.
'Outside' at Sundance: Kevin Pearce on the Risks of Snowboarding
Three years after his professional snowboarding career ended with a traumatic brain injury on the half-pipe, Pearce is in Park City, Utah, promoting The Crash Reel, a documentary from Lucy...
