Outdoor screenings at Rønningen

Vega and Billie must try to find their way out of the forest on their own! Dad has injured himself, and the girls must find help. On the way, they encounter wild animals, big and small challenges, and must overcome their own fears.

Five thrill seekers go to Jotunheimen for off-piste snowboarding. After an accident, they seek shelter in an old mountain hotel. During the night it becomes clear that the hotel is not as abandoned as they thought, and they must fight to survive.

This film follows the Kremping family's journey into northwestern Greenland. The family's children get to experience Greenland's wilderness and the Inuit's hunting culture, which offers excitement, challenges and many new experiences.

Film students Thomas, Johanna and Kalle from Volda want to follow the hunter Hans to make a documentary about what they think is a bear hunter. They discover that Hans is hunting something much bigger and more dangerous, which the authorities have kept hidden. Incredible situations are filmed by the students, but what they have now documented puts the filmmakers in danger.

The walk from Granåsen is approximately 3 kilometers long. Is anyone in the group in a wheelchair? Then you can go from Smistad (the same distance, but more accessible). We recommend that everyone wear good shoes and bring a headlamp! At Rønningen there are fire pits and some seating areas where the film will be shown, but we recommend that everyone bring warm clothes and preferably a mat to sit or lie on.

Rønningen is open before each screening with a simple serving of snacks, chocolate, cold and hot drinks, plus barbecue food that people can grill themselves. We light the bonfires and encourage people to bring their own barbecue food and cook something good on the fire before the film.

P.S. This is an alcohol-free event.