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After 2 Years, 5Point Adventure Film Festival Returns in Person With 4 World-Premiere Films

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Finally returning in person after 2 years of pandemic-related cancellations, 5Point Adventure Film Festival is swinging big with an impressive roster of world-class adventure films.

After a long hiatus, Colorado’s 5Point Adventure Film Festival will return with a live audience for its 15th year, this April 21-24, 2022.

The film festival encompasses live film screenings, world premieres, panel discussions with filmmakers, a river cleanup, an after-party, and a variety of adventure-related outdoor activities, from trail running to fly fishing.

New this year, the fest’s film screenings will take place at several different venues across Carbondale. There will be a variety of matinee and evening showings.

World-Premiere Films at 5Point

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(Photo/Joey Schusler, A Thousand Casts Film)
  • The Ballad of Pecos Hank, Runtime: 12 minutes
  • A Baffin Vacation, Runtime: 12 minutes
  • This is Beth, Runtime: 17 minutes
  • Attack and Release, Runtime: 15 minutes

Other films that will be playing at the film festival include Learning to Drown, An Accidental Life, The River Runner, and Torn.

The film festival runs April 21-24, 2022 (with films playing each night) in Carbondale, Colorado. Tickets range from $15 to $38 per person. Find more info and book tickets online.

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