The Cutoff, A Film By Dylan Harris x Tierra Libre Fundraiser

Film Premiere: The Cutoff
Thursday, April 2, 2026
Hook Fish Co at Proof Lab Beer Garden

Join us for a special community film night celebrating endurance, storytelling, and trail running culture with the premiere of The Cutoff, a new film by Dylan Harris about the legendary Cocodona 250.

Set against the rugged terrain of Arizona, The Cutoff follows the highs, lows, and relentless pursuit of the finish line in one of the most demanding ultramarathons in the world. Through powerful storytelling and stunning visuals, the film captures what it means to push beyond limits—physically, mentally, and emotionally.

Event Schedule
7:00 PM – Doors open
Grab dinner and drinks available for purchase from Hook Fish Co and the Proof Lab Beer Garden.
7:30 PM – Film screening begins
The Cutoff runtime: 1 hour
Raffle & Giveaways
Stick around for a raffle featuring great prizes from the trail running community, including:

Free East Peak socks
2 pairs of Altra running shoes
2 pairs of Mount to Coast running shoes
Additional gear and surprises
Supporting the Tierra Libre BIPOC Athlete Fund
All proceeds from the event will support the Tierra Libre BIPOC Athlete Fund, an initiative from Tierra Libre Run dedicated to building belonging in trail running.

Belonging is the goal. Tierra Libre Run is created and led by people of color who believe the trail community deserves more than access—it deserves power, joy, and a real home in trail running.

This fund helps athletes through:

Race entry coverage
Mentorship and guidance
Connection to a supportive community
The program begins with a thoughtful application so organizers can understand each athlete’s goals and how best to support them. The vision goes beyond a single race—toward a platform where people can learn, ask questions, build relationships, and truly belong.

You do not need to already be a trail runner to be part of this community. If you’re curious about the trails, Tierra Libre is ready to welcome you.

Come for the film, stay for the community, and help expand access and belonging in trail running.