Filmed entirely in Stereo Panavision, this 47-minute ski film features performances from athletes like Simon Dumont and Travis Redd.
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Filmed entirely in Stereo Panavision, this 47-minute ski film features performances from athletes like Simon Dumont and Travis Redd.
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Synopsis
Dave Crichton and Simon Dumont ski through breathtaking mountain landscapes in High Five, a 2004 film that captures the excitement of the sport. The 47-minute documentary features a mix of talented skiers, including Liam Downey and Steele Spence, as they perform daring tricks and stunts. Set to an energetic soundtrack, the film aims to evoke a sense of joy and camaraderie among ski enthusiasts. Filmed in Stereo Panavision, High Five presents a vibrant view of contemporary skiing culture.
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Why Watch
- See Dave Crichton and Simon Dumont in action.
- Find out why it's called the feel-good ski movie of the year.
- Meet a diverse group of talented skiers.
Did You Know
- High Five was released in 2004 and runs for 47 minutes.
- The film features skiers like Travis Redd and Corey Vanular.
- It was filmed entirely in Stereo Panavision.
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What year was the documentary High Five released?
High Five was released in 2004.
How long is the documentary High Five?
The duration of High Five is 47 minutes.
Who are some of the featured skiers in High Five?
Featured skiers include Dave Crichton, Liam Downey, Steele Spence, and Simon Dumont.
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