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HEAVEN (2024)

Rene Rinnekangas’ latest snowboard film, “HEAVEN” takes viewers on an incredible journey through the stunning landscapes of Japan, Finland, Sweden, and Austria. This highly creative project, directed and edited by Anton Kiiski, blends backcountry and street snowboarding, showcasing innovative tricks and terrain choices. The video captures the essence of full-length snowboard films in a world increasingly dominated by short online clips. Shot over 3 seasons overcoming injuries and heavy comp schedule, it offers a mix of cinematic beauty and high-energy snowboarding, highlighting why Rene is considered one of the most creative riders in the scene.
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Rene Rinnekangas’ latest snowboard film, “HEAVEN” takes viewers on an incredible journey through the stunning landscapes of Japan, Finland, Sweden, and Austria. This highly creative project, directed and edited by Anton Kiiski, blends backcountry and street snowboarding, showcasing innovative tricks and terrain choices. The video captures the essence of full-length snowboard films in a world increasingly dominated by short online clips. Shot over 3 seasons overcoming injuries and heavy comp schedule, it offers a mix of cinematic beauty and high-energy snowboarding, highlighting why Rene is considered one of the most creative riders in the scene.

Rating:NR
Genre:Action
Directed By:Anton Kiiski
Written By:Anton Kiiski
In Theaters:12/10/2024
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Runtime:20 minutes
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