Get ready for the ultimate fall film night!
Friday October 2nd 2026
Join us for an evening featuring this year’s best ski and snowboard films, spectacular lines and stories guaranteed to spark your excitement for winter.
For more than 25 years, the Fri Flyt Film Tour has brought together Norwegian freeriders and mountain enthusiasts. Alongside films featuring some of the sport’s most exciting athletes, the evening will include competitions, prizes, entertainment and the chance to check out the latest gear from the tour’s sponsors.
In short: the perfect way to get ready for another winter in the mountains.
Film program
On this years film program:
- Ferryland by Emil Leenderts
- A Derailed Human Dream by Fien van Zwieten
- Jøtnar by Martin Venedik & Lars Storli
- Tragic and Magic by Field Productions
- Etterklang by Tonje Kvivik
Fri Flyt Film Tour på Skarsnuten
October 2nd, 2026
Showstart at 7:30 PM in our Kinoteket
Duration: approx. 3. hours
We will end the night with a Quiz in Lynx bar
– hosted by Bendik Øye!
An evening of big mountains, bold lines, unforgettable stories – and lots of fantastic prizes!
The journey up is on us!
Show your ticket at reception, and we’ll cover the toll fee for the evening.
Ferryland
In recent years, Emil Leenderts has delivered one standout film after another – and 2026 is no exception. With boundless enthusiasm, creativity and an impressive drive, he has established himself as one of Norway’s most productive snowboarders.
Deep within a Norwegian fjord lies the tiny village of Trandal, home to just 17 residents – and some of the country’s finest freeriding. As winter draws to a close and time begins to run out, a group of friends returns to Trandal, hoping the mountains can save their season.
Photo: Simon Sjøkvist
A Derailed Human Dream
Fien van Zwieten takes Norwegian ski filmmaking in a new direction. With her uncompromising style and unique perspective on the world, she has become one of the most original voices in modern freeriding.
In this raw and personal film, Fien takes us high into the mountains while offering an intimate look at life with ADHD – both the highs and the lows. The result is a blend of honest moments and spectacular, creative skiing, told through a chaotic and unconventional way of seeing the world.
This is more than just a ski film.
Jøtnar
In Jøtnar, Lars Storli and Martin Thorvaldsen Venedik set out to climb and ski some of the most striking lines in Hurrungane – an area home to some of Norway’s highest and most alpine peaks.
Over the course of two winters, they explore this spectacular landscape in search of steep and exposed lines. But in Hurrungane, ambition alone does not determine what is possible. Snow, weather, conditions and timing set the terms.
Through breathtaking imagery, the film takes us far beyond the usual routes and into a landscape where ski mountaineering meets freeriding. At the same time, Jøtnar explores the allure of the high mountains, the uncertainty that comes with moving through them – and the desire to seek out lines that lie right on the edge of what is possible.
Etterklang
Tonje Kvivik has built her career skiing steep and exposed terrain. Yet her new film is just as much about what happens in the mind as what happens on the mountain.
As challenging moments high on exposed ridgelines became part of everyday life for the Arc’teryx athlete, anxiety she thought she had left behind in childhood began to return. Eventually, Tonje realised she needed to take a step back.
With her grandfather’s love and the support of those closest to her, she gradually found a way forward. Etterklang is a personal story about fear, vulnerability and the strength found in creating a sense of safety – even amid uncertainty.
Friday October 2nd 2026
Join us for an evening featuring this year’s best ski and snowboard films, spectacular lines and stories guaranteed to spark your excitement for winter.
For more than 25 years, the Fri Flyt Film Tour has brought together Norwegian freeriders and mountain enthusiasts. Alongside films featuring some of the sport’s most exciting athletes, the evening will include competitions, prizes, entertainment and the chance to check out the latest gear from the tour’s sponsors.
In short: the perfect way to get ready for another winter in the mountains.
Fri Flyt Film Tour på Skarsnuten
October 2nd, 2026
Showstart at 7:30 PM in our Kinoteket
Duration: approx. 3. hours
We will end the night with a Quiz in Lynx bar
– hosted by Bendik Øye!
An evening of big mountains, bold lines, unforgettable stories – and lots of fantastic prizes!
The journey up is on us!
Show your ticket at reception, and we’ll cover the toll fee for the evening.
Film program
On this years film program:
- Ferryland by Emil Leenderts
- A Derailed Human Dream by Fien van Zwieten
- Jøtnar by Martin Venedik & Lars Storli
- Tragic and Magic by Field Productions
- Etterklang by Tonje Kvivik
Ferryland
In recent years, Emil Leenderts has delivered one standout film after another – and 2026 is no exception. With boundless enthusiasm, creativity and an impressive drive, he has established himself as one of Norway’s most productive snowboarders.
Deep within a Norwegian fjord lies the tiny village of Trandal, home to just 17 residents – and some of the country’s finest freeriding. As winter draws to a close and time begins to run out, a group of friends returns to Trandal, hoping the mountains can save their season.
Photo: Simon Sjøkvist
A Derailed Human Dream
Fien van Zwieten takes Norwegian ski filmmaking in a new direction. With her uncompromising style and unique perspective on the world, she has become one of the most original voices in modern freeriding.
In this raw and personal film, Fien takes us high into the mountains while offering an intimate look at life with ADHD – both the highs and the lows. The result is a blend of honest moments and spectacular, creative skiing, told through a chaotic and unconventional way of seeing the world.
This is more than just a ski film.
Jøtnar
In Jøtnar, Lars Storli and Martin Thorvaldsen Venedik set out to climb and ski some of the most striking lines in Hurrungane – an area home to some of Norway’s highest and most alpine peaks.
Over the course of two winters, they explore this spectacular landscape in search of steep and exposed lines. But in Hurrungane, ambition alone does not determine what is possible. Snow, weather, conditions and timing set the terms.
Through breathtaking imagery, the film takes us far beyond the usual routes and into a landscape where ski mountaineering meets freeriding. At the same time, Jøtnar explores the allure of the high mountains, the uncertainty that comes with moving through them – and the desire to seek out lines that lie right on the edge of what is possible.
Etterklang
Tonje Kvivik has built her career skiing steep and exposed terrain. Yet her new film is just as much about what happens in the mind as what happens on the mountain.
As challenging moments high on exposed ridgelines became part of everyday life for the Arc’teryx athlete, anxiety she thought she had left behind in childhood began to return. Eventually, Tonje realised she needed to take a step back.
With her grandfather’s love and the support of those closest to her, she gradually found a way forward. Etterklang is a personal story about fear, vulnerability and the strength found in creating a sense of safety – even amid uncertainty.
