No Man's Land Film Festival @ The Cameo Napa Valley

Soroptimist International St. Helena Sunrise, Girls on the Run North Bay, and NEWS are pleased to welcome, No Man’s Land Film Festival Napa Valley, for the first time, replacing our beloved Lunafest Napa Valley. It would have been our fifteenth year. This exciting, and thought-provoking event will take place on June 3, 2024, at the iconic Cameo Cinema in St. Helena.

No Man's Land Film Festival is the premier adventure film festival for women, gender non-conforming athletes, and storytellers. We are honored to be part of their 2024 World Tour following its 9th Annual Flagship Film Festival.

Join us for an inspiring evening featuring ten captivating short films that showcase individuals embracing unique outdoor experiences, challenging societal norms, and inspiring us all to break down barriers together. A few are highlighted below.

We're delighted to announce that Meuse Gallery has generously offered their stunning space for our pre-screening reception. Explore fine art as you bid on our fine silent auction items and enjoy wine, bubbles, delectable bites, and tasty treats, including from Clif Family Winery. Filmgoers will also receive a self-care, swag bag courtesy of local Napa Valley businesses.

5:00 p.m.: Reception at Meuse Gallery

6:15 p.m.: Films/program start at The Cameo Cinema

8:00 p.m.: Films finish

Proceeds will benefit:

Soroptimist International St. Helena Sunrise. Helping women achieve economic empowerment through education.

Girls on the Run North Bay. Building resilience in girls by fostering social, emotional, and physical health.

NEWS. Providing a safe place for victims of domestic violence and sexual abuse to heal, recover and be empowered.

Join us on this new adventure. We sold out last year and hope to this year.

Tickets: $85.00 + processing fees

Short Summary of Films:

• An intimate view of the filmmaker’s frustrations and fears.
• Seeking to learn more about her culture and language, Myia, uses her mountain bike as a needle weaving through her ancestral lands and language.
• Trail runner, Hillary Allen, would have to push harder working through an injury and was taught more than her original goal ever would have.
• Queer folks and women of color navigate the challenges and joys of building an inclusive community and increasing representation in mountain biking.
• Apayauq Reitan's journey to become the first out transgender woman to complete the legendary Iditarod sled dog race. A female professional athlete and new mother faced with the challenge of corporate politics coupled with societal norms.
• A Deaf woman and outdoor advocate is working to bridge the gap between the Deaf community and the outdoor industry, one crag at a time.
• A group of Trans men journey into Texas and the world of trail running in states passing hateful legislation.
• North Shore Betty has spent 30 years on the trails in British Columbia and still thinks life is one big playground—and that you’re never too old to send.
• A photographer and writer work to create and celebrate safe spaces for others in the queer community.