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We will be showing the Backcountry Film Festival at Splitfest DownUnder again this year.

When? 29/08/13
Where? Banjo Paterson Inn Starting @ 8pm
Cost? A note donation at the door on the night.
All money raised goes to FOE 

FILMS
2013-14 Backcountry Film Festival Line Up 

Best of Festival: Valhalla from Sweetgrass Productions is the tale of one man’s search to rediscover the freedom of his youth. 

Best Conservation Film: Bolton Valley from Red Reel Production is the story of how a small community fought to save their beloved ski area.  

Best Short:  Bigger, Braver. Filmmaker Luc Mehl turns the camera on a young female athlete who shares her insight into the courage and strength involved in seeking big mountain adventure.  

Other films include:

  • Trail Break from Powderwhore is a beautiful black and white portrait of deep powder skiing.
  • Morning Rituals, a day in the life of an undercover ski bum.  Presented by Chris Dickey of Orange and Purple.
  • Youth, from filmmaker Corey Rich, inspires us to pack up the kids and proves that backcountry skiing is a family affair.
  • Nokhoi Zeekh: In search of the Wolverine, from filmmaker Forrest McCarthy.  Five Americans set off on a month-long ski expedition through northern Mongolia to document one of the world's most iconic but least-known winter species 
  • Strong from filmmaker and storyteller Fitz Cahall at Duct Tape then Beer captures Roger Strong’s reflections about moving forward after a tragic avalanche.  
  • Poor Man’s Heli, skier Antoine Boisselier thinks outside the skin track and comes up with a new and unique way to the top of the mountain.  From Mike Douglas at Switchback Entertainment.
  • Take the Ride, from filmmakers Jason Thompson and Drew Stoecklein, asks,, “When you have a dream will you buy the ticket, will you Take the Ride?”
http://winterwildlands.org/what-we-do/backcountry-film-festival/

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