Film Lens
Made Back East is a New England ski film that centers on the culture of backcountry skiing in the region. It features six dedicated skiers who venture into the woods in search of ideal skiing conditions. The film emphasizes the unique character of New England skiing, where skiers develop a fondness for both challenging and favorable days on the slopes.
The film is produced by Vagrants in collaboration with Parlor Skis and presented by Life is Good. It captures the essence of the local ski community, which refers to their home as 'back east.' The narrative suggests that true New England skiers possess a deep appreciation for their environment, asserting that mastering skiing in the Northeast equips them to ski anywhere else.
Why Watch
- •Meet six diehard skiers in the Northeast woods.
- •Find out why New England skiers love bad weather.
- •See how local culture shapes skiing experiences.
Did You Know
•The film has a duration of 22 minutes.
•It features six skiers on a trip into the woods.
•The film is a collaboration between Vagrants and Parlor Skis.
Perfect For
Backcountry skiing enthusiastsNew England localsSki culture fans