 Second Thoughts – by Timmy Turner
Carve on the inside edge with three dedicated surfers as they engage in a month-long journey to a deserted island where they must fend for themselves. Incorporating truly innovative water photography, Turner literally films while he's surfing, allowing viewers to experience firsthand what its like to be there, in Indonesia, in the biggest tubes of their lives.
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 Open Windows – by Stephane Riendeau
All winter long, Tough Guy Productions was there to capture a variety of open windows – an early season storm in Wyoming, the Reno-Tahoe Freeheel Open in the California Sierras, steep and deep powder near Ogden, unparalleled lines in Alaska. These are just a few of the tasty choices presented to the athletes in Open Windows.
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 Fearless – by Omid Amjadi
Meet a man who gets into a kayak and paddles it over the biggest waterfalls he can find. Love him or not, this is a peek at the life, on the river and at home, of Tao Berman, world record holder for the highest waterfall drop.
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 The Obscurist – by Peter Mortimer
Monkey up and into an unclimbed roof crack in Yosemite with Cedar Wright and Ivo Ninov. This gritty and hilarious short documents the eccentric pursuit of offwidth climbing and is sure to wrinkle the skin on your forehead and maybe your arms and legs too.
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 Between Earth and Sky
Join these adventurers as they journey to the Himalayas to attempt to parasail off an 8000 meter peak. Gorgeous footage abounds as the team gears up for an adventure with a humanitarian slant – to bring focus to the inhabitants of this remote land and allow them to share in the joy of flight.
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 Pororoca – by Bill Heath
Penetrate deep into the delta of the Amazon with a handful of world class surfers as they come face to face with the exceptional natural spectacle called Pororocca, a series of tidal waves that form hundreds of miles off the coast. This rare and feared phenomenon that happens only under certain climatic conditions, always under a full moon, crashes up the Amazon River wreaking havoc on the shores and among the locals. They surf it!
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