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Friday Flick: Fastest Known Time
“In this movie, we follow Salomon athlete Jeanelle Hazlett as she attempts to establish a new Fastest Know Time (FKT) on Mount Brunswick, British Columbia. We’ll learn what it takes…
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Friday Flick: World Oceans Day
This movie showcases the Howe Sound/Átl’ḵa7tsem Marine Reference Guide’s goals, accomplishments, and team from 2018-2021. The movie was produced to celebrate World Oceans Day 2021. The Guide is a project…
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Friday Flick: HYDROTHERAPY
“Hydrotherapy is a story of adaptation, strength & re-wilding set in the raw and beautiful landscapes of Snowdonia National park. Laura has not only overcome a life changing illness through…
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Friday Flick: ILLUMINATE
“If I was going through all of this for the shot, I knew it had to be right” – Josh McGarel ILLUMINATE is a short documentary film by Ian Coll…
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Friday Flick: A Dog’s Tale
Film by :: SHIMANO “It all starts with the trail. The crunch of the dirt, the smell of a dewy morning ride, or the feeling of brushing away pebbles with…
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Friday Flick: The Motivator
ORVIS Presents: The Motivator “Filmmaker Aaron Hitchins turns his camera on the person who has motivated him to lead a life connected to the outdoors: his mother, Maureen. He wishes…
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Friday Flick: Balance—Skiing, Biking, Life
In his second film, Teton Gravity Research athlete Sage Cattabriga-Alosa showcases the integral importance of balance throughout the chaos. This short film follows four characters—Sage Cattabriga-Alosa, Ingrid Backstrom, Hannah Bergemann…
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Friday Flick: A Tribute to the Sunshine Coast
B.C.‘s Sunshine Coast landscapes come to life in this astonishing edit by local filmmaker Dolf Vermeulen. “As far as the eye could see, islands, big and little, crowded…
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Exclusive: 25th Anniversary Release of Locomotion Ski Film
Celebrating 25 years of Christian Begin’s long-lost powder epic. words :: Feet Banks. Everyone loves super deep powder, and it’s always exciting to unearth a rare treasure from your favourite…
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Motherload: A Film about Children, Loss and Healing in the Mountains
Tackling the subjects of loss, family and motherhood while producing a film in the midst of a pandemic was no easy task. But Motherload was worth the effort. It is…
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Canadian Premiere of Burton’s One World
Sponsored by Burton. One World is a film that celebrates the global connection we share through our love of snowboarding, our respect for the environment—and our desire to discover what’s…
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Must Watch: Short Film Intimately Dives into Environmentalists Past, Present, and Future
When it comes to environmental activitism, David Suzuki is a living legend. A staunch advocate for protecting natural systems and the people who rely on them, the Canadian has become…
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Must Watch: Sh*t We Say To Our Boyfriends While Mountain Biking
If you haven’t heard of Katie Burrell, it’s time you give her a follow on social media. Always one to hit the nail on the head when it comes to…
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The Well Travelled Collective Promises to Bring Females to the Forefront
words :: Ben Osborne. Pulp Fiction, Inglourious Basterds and Mad Max. What do all three movies have in common (besides being all-time greats)? They were all edited by a woman.…
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Must Watch: Santa Cruz Launches New Bike With Epic Finger Biking Edit
To announce their newest bike, Santa Cruz is going the simple route—and it’s the most entertaining thing we’ve seen this week. While companies typically blow huge budgets to announce their…
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How To Enjoy Bikepacking In Eight Easy Steps
Thinking about getting into bikepacking? Here are eight simple tips from some seasoned veterans in the world of bikepacking, whose most recent trip led them to the beautiful country of…
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Is This the Most Insane Spring Skiing Tree Line Ever?
Jesper Tjäder returns to his hometown of Åre, Sweden, to build out, with the help of friends, a new hand made track through his local forest. Watch Jesper return to…
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‘Stumped’ Dishes out Humour and Insight into Adaptive Climbing
One of the funniest, most entertaining and human films at this year’s Banff Mountain Film Festival, ‘Stumped’, from climber and filmmaker Cedar Wright, follows Maureen Beck‘s obsessive quest to conquer 5.12. The…
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‘Middle of Somewhere’ Takes us Deep into the BC Backcountry
Austin Smith, Blake Paul, and Jake Blauvelt travel to a well known. yet rarely visited backcountry freestyle playground in BC where Jake Blauvelt started his filming career. Full of pillow…
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