Haglöfs Kicks Off Latest Film Festival Tour to Unite Adventure Seekers Across Europe

Haglöfs’ Outsiders by Nature Film Festival is back on tour this November, showcasing eight exhilarating new films starring their ambassadors and other adventurers from the outdoor community, as they push boundaries and chase unforgettable moments in nature, the greatest playground ever made.

What started as a local initiative in 2019 has today evolved into a multi-city film tour with events in unique spaces across Europe. However, the goal of the film festival has always been the same:

“The Outsiders by Nature Film Festival exists to bring our community together—to inspire, engage, and give back to those who love the outdoors,” says Event Manager Per Jonsson.

Each screening event offers attendees the opportunity to watch five of this year's films, as well as meet some of the filmmakers and adventure athletes behind the film projects. Tickets to the festival will be sold for 80 SEK/8 Euros each, with proceeds going to Protect Our Winters (POW), a nonprofit that brings outdoor people together to protect the places and lifestyles we all love from climate chang

“We host the festival in multiple locations so that we can connect with as many people as possible. Our hope is that these films will spark adventure and encourage everyone to create their own outdoor stories. But it isn’t just about watching films; it’s about coming together, sharing good times over a beer, and making lasting memories with friends.”

A selection of this year’s films

Radio Sarek featuring Tom-Oliver Hedvall
For over a decade, a group of skiers has dreamt of returning to Sarek National Park—Europe’s last great wilderness. In May 2025, Tom-Oliver Hedvall and his crew finally made that dream real. Together with filmmaker Elias Lundh and photographer Erik Nylander, they carried sleds, battled Arctic storms, and pitched tents far away from civilization. Their goal: to ski big mountain lines that few, if any, have ever attempted in this remote corner of Sweden. Radio Sarek is more than a film about steep skiing. It’s a story about endurance, decision-making, and the camaraderie that grows when challenges pile up. In the end, it’s about finding joy even in the struggle.

One at the top & one at the bottom featuring Ebba Forsgren and Anton Cawthorn
Åre-born friends Ebba and Anton have always dreamed of bigger mountains. When they leave Åreskutan behind and head for Chamonix, they set their sights on Mont Blanc—Europe’s highest peak, and one they had never imagined skiing just a few years earlier. What begins as a straightforward mission soon turns into something very different. Plans unravel, challenges pile up, but the experience transforms into a deeper story about friendship, ambition, and discovering what truly matters in the mountains. Mont Blanc Mission shows that sometimes the goal isn’t the summit itself, but the journey that takes you there.

Fear of missing winter featuring Roman Rohrmoser
In a world of constant comparison and fleeting powder days, Roman Rohrmoser confronts his own fear of missing out. FOMO reflects on the pressure to chase every perfect moment, amplified by social media, while winter itself is changing fast. One day it’s 20°C in February and he’s climbing rock, the next day he’s ice climbing in the same valley. Through stunning imagery from Zillertal, the film explores the mental, social, and environmental challenges of being a skier today. But it also shares hope and perspective: not every day has to be perfect to be meaningful, and sometimes the rarest moments are the ones we cherish most.

These are just a few of the inspirational films featured at this year’s Outsiders by Nature Film Festival. Discover all eight selections and secure your tickets to join us at www.haglofs.com/en/outsiders-b....

Screening Dates and Location

November 4 - Under Bron, Stockholm, Sweden

November 13 - EcoSpor, Paris, France