
Learning to Fly (2026) | Official Trailer | Unreasonable Studios

Endurance, memory, and the courage to return to what once set you free come together in Learning to Fly (2025), a documentary from filmmaker Max Lowe.
The film follows former competitive runner turned photographer Aisha McAdams as she documents the triumphs and struggles of elite ultra runners, including Jim Walmsley and Eszter Csillag, at some of the world’s most demanding races. Traveling from the Western States Endurance Run in California to the Ultra-Trail du Mont-Blanc in the French Alps, Aisha confronts her own complicated past with racing and begins to rediscover the freedom, community, and resilience the sport once gave her.
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Movie Details
Distributor: Unreasonable Studios
U.S. Release Date: August 29, 2025
Genre: Documentary, Sports
Runtime: 1h 43m
Country: United States, Italy, China, Switzerland, France
Language: English
Starring: Aisha McAdams, Jim Walmsley, Eszter Csillag
Director: Max Lowe
Producers: Katy Chevigny, Evan Hayes, Ayesha Rokadia
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Video Summary
AI GeneratedThis video profiles Jim Walmsley, one of the greatest ultra-marathon runners of all time. It explores the grueling physical demands of 100-mile races and delves into Walmsley's personal history, revealing how running served as a vital tool for connection and survival following a difficult childhood. Ultimately, the narrative emphasizes that the journey and resilience are more important than winning.
