The second film from the production of Legit films Sunny side of the Alps presents local freestyle and freeride snowboarders and skiers who prove that winter is not only about collecting FIS points. The screening is followed by a proverbially good party with Roots In Session.
Production Legit films presents a new Slovenian ski and snowboard film. The first with a name Untouched project, was seen by 1,500 people at three public screenings in 2012, and then a total of more than ten thousand viewers watched the film on the Internet. It was also screened at many film festivals with a similar theme (Slovenia, Austria and Chile).
A new film titled Sunny Side of the Alps was filmed throughout the 2013/2014 winter season and represents the local freestyle and freeride surfers and skiers, which prove that winter is not just about collecting FIS points. The aim of the project is also to encourage proper and safe handling in the mountains, to the appropriate selection of equipment and well-thought-out decisions, and at the same time, through individuals, to show a new wave of sports outside of the well-maintained ski slopes.
In the film, Bine Žalohar, Matevž Maček, Domen Bizjak, Matevž Pristavec, Luka Podlogar, Žiga Erlač, Žiga Rakovec, Mitja Kodrič, Andraž Šparovec and others showed their tricks and skills. Slovenian "raiders".
In addition to the established team, they were joined by: Marko Grilc, Thomas Feurstein, Rok Zalokar, Urška Pribošič, Peter Podlogar, Uroš Podpevšek, Agron Imeri, Matej Bradaškija, Mathieu Imbert, Ahmet Dadali.
More about the project:
"Untouched project" is a film project that connects the pristine nature and the beauty of untouched snow-capped mountains with a bold and innovative, but always thoughtful approach, on skis and snowboards. The film shows Slovenian snowboarders and skiers who push the limits of their talents with their knowledge from well-kept parks, experience from competitions and the desire to discover something new. With the film, we want to introduce freestyle and freeride to the wider population, and above all to show what you need to be prepared for in remote areas of the mountains, where human foot rarely sets foot in winter and where the rules of nature rule. The purpose of the project is also to encourage proper and safe behavior in the mountains, the appropriate choice of equipment and well-thought-out decisions, and at the same time, through individuals, to show a new wave of sports outside the organized ski slopes.
We can also take a look here first online episode (webisode), where the athletes are presented, but also shows some background from the filming of the new film, which will premiere December 13, 2014 at 10 p.m in Club Circus: http://bit.ly/15SxHuD.
