Redtape (2004)
Plehouse Films is proud to release Red Tape, the much-awaited sequel to Exact Science. This 16mm film documents the winters of world-renowned skiers Phil Larose, Phil Belanger, Iannick B., Thomas Rinfret, Phil Dion, and Sarah Burke. Red Tape also sheds the light on newcomers TJ Schiller and Charles Gagnier, sharing a segment in their debut film appearances. Filmed on the rails, backcountry booters, and half pipes of the most exotic locations across the world, Red Tape is a must see. Bonus features include segment re-edits, film trailers, athlete bios, and a picture gallery. Red Tape benefits from a widespread print, TV and online advertising campaign as well as an elaborate worldwide tour and communications strategy insuring the film is promoted to its fullest.
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Plehouse Films is proud to release Red Tape, the much-awaited sequel to Exact Science. This 16mm film documents the winters of world-renowned skiers Phil Larose, Phil Belanger, Iannick B., Thomas Rinfret, Phil Dion, and Sarah Burke. Red Tape also sheds the light on newcomers TJ Schiller and Charles Gagnier, sharing a segment in their debut film appearances. Filmed on the rails, backcountry booters, and half pipes of the most exotic locations across the world, Red Tape is a must see. Bonus features include segment re-edits, film trailers, athlete bios, and a picture gallery. Red Tape benefits from a widespread print, TV and online advertising campaign as well as an elaborate worldwide tour and communications strategy insuring the film is promoted to its fullest.
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In Theaters:7/16/2004
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Runtime:33 minutes
Studio:Pléhouse Films
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