Deep Dive: Finding the Line (2018)
Film Lens
Finding the Line is a film that examines the impact of fear on decision-making through the lens of extreme sports. It features Olympian Anna Segal and her sister Nat Segal, both accomplished skiers, as they navigate their personal experiences with fear in the context of their skiing careers. The film presents their perspectives on how fear influences their choices in high-stakes environments like big mountain skiing and Slopestyle competitions.
Directed by Bjarne Salén, the film runs for 63 minutes and combines elements of sports psychology with the thrilling world of alpine skiing. The Segal sisters' stories serve as a backdrop for understanding the psychological aspects of fear and its effects on athletes, providing insight into their mental states while engaging in extreme sports.
Why Watch
- •Meet Olympian Anna Segal and her sister Nat Segal.
- •Find out how fear shapes extreme sports decisions.
- •See the intersection of sports and psychology.
Did You Know
•Anna Segal is an Olympian and X Games Slopestyle champion.
•Nat Segal participates in the Freeride World Tour.
•The film has a runtime of 63 minutes.
Perfect For
Extreme sports fansSports psychology enthusiastsSkiing aficionados