WINTER WILDLANDS ALLIANCE PRESENTS: THE 19TH ANNUAL BACKCOUNTRY FILM FESTIVAL (2024)
The 19th Annual Backcountry Film Festival will be screening a collage of short documentaries and ski movies about the pursuit of objectives and ideals in the mountains, artistic vision, friendship, and how the snowsports community is adapting to a changing environment
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The 19th Annual Backcountry Film Festival will be screening a collage of short documentaries and ski movies about the pursuit of objectives and ideals in the mountains, artistic vision, friendship, and how the snowsports community is adapting to a changing environment
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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Colby Elliot, Zoya Lynch, Colin Wann, Andy Hardy, Kellen MacDonald, Josh Goldsmith, Kyle Hilken, Steve Seime, Nick Martini, Griffin Glendinning
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In Theaters:2/29/2024
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Runtime:120 minutes
Studio:Creative Ascents Films, MBG Motion Pictures, Josh Goldsmith, Stept Studios, Nat Segal, Bodfish Films, Kyle Hilken, Above productions, Steve Seime
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