Includes all the dates for the global premiere.

The world premiere with its star-studded line up will be this summer.

This documentary weaves the narratives of six diverse cyclists, showcasing the bicycle's profound ability to transform lives.

The Engine Inside tells the stories of six everyday people from all over the globe who reveal the unique power of the bicycle to change lives and build a better world.

Shining a light on people who have embraced cycling as a way to overcome daunting challenges.

Coinciding with the return of downhill racing to Mont-Sainte-Anne, Anthill Films has released their Stevie Smith documentary on Red Bull TV.

Season 2 tells the stories of Casey Brown, Andrew Shandro, Eliot Jackson, Mark Weir, and Patrick Lucas through five different episodes.

'Lightfall' is the story of Sterling Lorence and his process to get the perfect shot in the dank and misty mountains of Vancouver’s legendary North Shore.

Anthill’s new feature-length documentary, Long Live Chainsaw, is heartbreaking, earnest, and impressively raw.

We caught up with the film's Director, Darcy Wittenburg, to find out more about how the film about Stevie Smith's life came together, what is was like to sift through the archival footage, and more.

Watch Long Live Chainsaw, a feature length documentary about the life and legacy of DH Legend Stevie Smith and support the Stevie Smith Legacy Foundation.

The untold, true story of mountain bike legend Stevie Smith.

Anthill celebrates the work of “Big Red Ted” Tempany, whose efforts have put Squamish on the international mountain bike map and nurtured the next generation of local shredders.

'unReal' is the next Anthill Films classic that is free to watch for the weekend.

'Follow Me' is the next Anthill Films classic that is free to watch for the weekend.

Strength in Numbers captures the full diversity of the sport.

You can watch Anthill’s one and only sequel, Not2Bad, right now (and anytime for that matter) on Red Bull TV.

'Not Bad' is the next of Anthill's movies that they will be streaming for free.

Return to Earth is the first of several of Anthill's movies that they will be streaming for free.

Anthill's new podcast Until Sunset explores the soundscapes around their films with some deeper insights from athletes.

The Anthill Films crew, Matt Hunter, Casey Brown, Joey Schusler, Brice Minnigh and photographer Margus Riga travel deep into the Argentinian backcountry

After 130+ premieres and a string of film festival selections around the world, Return to Earth is now available for streaming on Amazon Prime Video.

Warren Miller Entertainment has created an industry based on building the excitement of the coming ski season and they want to bring that experience to mountain biking.

This year you/we raised over $56,000 USD in the quest to FCANCERUP and gave away some rad prizes.

The work behind Brett Rheeder's 'Moments of Clarity' section in southern Utah.

The short film is set in the "Bike Kingdom" of Lenzerheide.

We have an official winner for the 30 Day Ride Challenge. Drum roll please...

Anthill's latest film is filled with world class riding, stunning cinematography, and great tunes.

Rampage Champion, Brett Rheeder, returns to Utah for a mind-blowing segment.

After a huge month of premieres and over 100 shows worldwide, Return to Earth is now available for digital download.

The Trailforks 30-Day Ride Challenge starts July 1. Are you ready?

In partnership with Pinkbike, Trailforks, Trek, Shimano, and Evoc, Return To Earth wants to reward those who spend their time wisely by offering up the chance to win a Shimano XTR equipped Trek Slash, plus other daily prizes.

The best antidote for urban saturation is to have a big party on bikes in the woods.

In between spinning and flipping off cliffs for Anthill's latest film, Return to Earth, Brett Rheeder sat down and gave us the details on his Trek Ticket S & Trek Session.

The Collective and Anthill Films have made seven full-length mountain bike movies over the last 15 years and Thomas Vanderham’s been in all of them.

Anthill’s newest full length film kicks off at the Vogue in Vancouver, before fanning out across North America, USA, Europe, and more.

When we lose track of time, we make the most of it...

The backbone of mountain biking culture is the community behind it.

Anthill Films creates an entire segment for Return to Earth around a group of care-free youth in the Whistler Bike Park.

Brett Rheeder draws lines on a landscape like a painter’s brush on canvas. Learn how creative expression shapes Brett’s Utah segment for Anthill’s new feature film, Return to Earth.

In the Blink is a six-part web series that dives behind the scenes of Anthill's upcoming feature film Return to Earth.

Today the Anthill Films crew dropped a little hint that they’ve been working on a new film. We asked them a few questions about their new project.

Anthill Films would like your feedback on what you want to see in movies. And for your time you may just walk away with some exclusive Anthill Films swag!

Yes! This is what a good time and amazing riding looks like. Sit back and enjoy the official action trailer for Not2Bad.

If at first the winner does not come forward, you must try again.

Everyone loves a sequel and even more so, a sequel that has a contest where you can win a new bike.

*Contest now CLOSED

What did we think of Anthill's latest film?

Did Matt Hunter really just film a POV edit with a glider plane?

Do you want a chance at winning a new Custom Trek Slash? Share how you escape into the unreal world to win prizes from Sony, Shimano and more.

Holy cow! This trailer is the best thing since sliced bread and we're beyond pumped for the full video, unReal, to drop soon.

Teton Gravity Research (TGR) and Anthill Films are ready to roll out their unReal Premiere and film tour information.

So we're pretty excited that Teton Gravity Research (TGR) and Anthill Films have now announced their new film project: unReal. Check out their teaser.

See Ian Morrison through the eyes - and lens - of his action sports photographer dad, Paul.

Watch Now! - the FREE online premiere of NotBad! Watch NotBad Online for Free on July 29th from 10:00 am – 12am PDT

Get yourself down to Bath on the 18th July to watch NotBad on the big screen

Anthill Films has being saying #notbad a lot lately. Check out the official trailer for their newest film... It's Not Bad.

Check out this rad new series of short videos from Anthill and Sony. First up is Thomas Vanderham.

Anthill have just dropped the showcase of their 2012 work!

Riding high on the success of Strength in Numbers, the boys at Anthill Films weigh in on the future of feature mtb films, the unique distribution of Strength in Numbers and the legacy of The Collective. Watch the new video.

The 2012 Fox MTB clothing line dropped today and so did a banger edit from Anthill Films featuring Steve Smith and the McCaul Brothers!

Anthill's newest project, Strength in Numbers, was announced last week. Now find out more details and the riders who will be featured.

The boys behind The Collective, Roam, Seasons and Follow Me announcing their newest film coming 2012, "Strength in Numbers."

Congrats to Jeff Tran from North Vancouver, B.C. who just won the custom Demo 7 from Specialized and Anthill Films.

As the official photographer for Anthill Films, Sterling Lorence is on set for our shoots whenever possible. Beyond capturing mind-blowing photos that document the progression of our sport, Sterling’s shots are a great compliment to the film, giving a unique perspective of everything that goes down in front and behind the cameras. When Sterling agreed to share his slideshow from Follow Me, we thought it would be good to get his perspective on what life is like being a still photographer working on a film shoot.

Check out the slide show, interview and exclusive photos inside...

Source: Anthill Films

A quick look behind the scenes of the shoots we did for the Bike Parks segment in "Follow Me". This is a teaser for the complete making of series, which will be included in the "Follow Me" DVD.

Riders: Brandon Semenuk, Brendan Fairclough, Cam McCaul, Darren Berrecloth, Kurt Sorge, Matt Hunter, Thomas Vanderham and Geoff Gulevich.

The feature film “Follow Me” from Anthill Films takes a look at the on trail experiences that the riders in the film have with each other. All of the riders in ‘Follow Me’ know one another and in many cases they have known one another for quite some time. “Follow Me” takes the relationships of the riders and formats the film around exploring the idea of sharing the ride. More specifically, stoking the ride.

Here's a few random thoughts from a recent shoot with Thomas Vanderham and Sam Hill on the the North Shore.

A few weeks ago the Anthill crew was shooting with Thomas Vanderham and Brendan Fairclough in the Whistler Mountain Bike Park. This wasn't exactly your typical pairing of riders, but it worked perfectly with what the new film "Follow Me" is all about.

After the shoot, Anthill Filmmaker Jonathan Schramm reflected on some of the thinking that went into the making of this segment.

Anthill Films has been working on the film, Follow Me, for quite some time now, and once I heard that they were coming out to Mt.Washington to shoot with Cam McCaul and Darren Berrecloth, I was interested in gathering some information about them, and the film in general. With the main principal being following a rider through a trail or section, Follow Me is set to show us a different perspective on our riding scene, while still featuring some of the biggest name riders in the industry.

Here's an interview with the brains behind the lenses at Anthill Films...

Good dirt, epic people, sick trails and sunshine – Kamloops always calls us back for more.

What better way to start our new film than with one of our best buds Matt Hunter and a new addition to the crew Kurt Sorge...

Check out the pics and video inside!

Source: Bike Parks BC

Bike Parks BC, a marketing consortium of lift accessed bike parks (Whistler-Blackcomb, Mount Washington, Silver Star, Sun Peaks, and Tourism Fernie) is pleased to announce its sponsorship of Anthill Films’ new movie, FOLLOW ME... Made of up key members the award winning film crew The Collective, the film features some of the best mountain bikers in the world, including: Sam Hill, Gee Atherton, Brandon Semenuk, Cam McCaul, Thomas Vanderham, Matt Hunter, Ben Boyko, Kurt Sorge, Steve Smith, and Geoff Gulevich.

Deep in the coast mountains of BC, a small crew of filmmakers has spent the last eleven months huddled together, planning, scheming and brain-storming to come up with a concept for a new company and mountain bike film. The hard work has paid off and Anthill Films is stoked to announce the release of their premier film FOLLOW ME... Scheduled to be released in Spring 2010, FOLLOW ME... will feature some of the best mountain bikers in the world, including: Sam Hill, Gee Atherton, Brandon Semenuk, Cam McCaul, Thomas Vanderham, Matt Hunter, Ben Boyko, Kurt Sorge, Steve Smith and Geoff Gulevich.

View the Demo Reel Video inside