About this Event
Join us for a special screening of SUPERTRI: Body or Mind?, a documentary by award-winning British filmmaker and cultural producer Maria Bregman, presented as part of the SIFFA SHORTS PROGRAMME (Part 1).
Set against the magnificent historic backdrop of Blenheim Palace, the film follows Olympic medallist Jonny Brownlee as he takes on an extraordinary physical and mental challenge: ten Supertri races in just 48 hours.
Through an intense journey of endurance, determination and perseverance, SUPERTRI: Body or Mind? explores the complex relationship between physical strength and mental resilience, raising a compelling question: how far can the human mind push the body?
ABOUT THE FILM
Title: SUPERTRI: Body or Mind?
Director: Maria Bregman
Genre: Documentary
Festival: SIFFA 2026
Screening: SIFFA SHORTS PROGRAMME (Part 1)
Competition Status: In Competition
ABOUT THE DIRECTOR
Maria Bregman is an award-winning British filmmaker, writer and cultural producer whose creative work spans documentary filmmaking, literature and international cultural projects.
Her films explore remarkable human stories, personal achievements and the extraordinary potential of the human spirit. Through her documentary work, she captures moments of courage, determination and transformation, bringing inspiring real-life experiences to the screen.
THE SCREENING EXPERIENCE
The film will be presented as part of SIFFA SHORTS PROGRAMME (Part 1), featuring a selection of short films exploring human resilience, creativity, spirituality and the extraordinary power of the human spirit.
The programme also includes a special Tribute to Prokofiev and directors’ speeches, offering audiences an opportunity to discover the creative visions and inspirations behind the films.
Please note: This film is part of a shared screening programme. A single SIFFA SHORTS PROGRAMME (Part 1) ticket provides admission to all five films in the programme, including the special Tribute to Prokofiev and directors’ speeches.
Event venue & nearby stays
Vue Piccadilly, 19 Regent Street London, London, United Kingdom